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Flipping Furniture for Profit: How The Idaho Painter Makes Money with Renner 2K Poly Paint!

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The Idaho Painter

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This project demonstrates how to transform outdated furniture pieces and a decorative vase into unique vintage items using milk paint techniques. The process involves meticulous preparation, including adjusting tight-fitting parts with a Dremel, overall surface sanding, and filling cracks. It then proceeds with applying multiple coats of paint and finally re-installing glass panels to complete the charming, timeless look.

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so I'm working on a piece of furniture here that's got moving Parts on it quite a challenge here had glass in it that I was trying to take the glass out and it was in so tight I thought it was going to actually break the glass but I eventually got it out when I start to paint it and get product in here it's going to even make it tighter so I'm using a Dremel tool to sand down the edges right here to make it a looser fit I couldn't even actually once I got the glass out I couldn't even get it back in now I worked on this one the glass slides in and out of it the other challenge is is this thing rotates not sure how I'm going to work with that but Dremel tool with uh sand little sanding um discs on them I'll show you what I'm doing got to be really careful with my disc that I don't push too hard the little drums burn out really fast [Music] smoke glass right here that goes inside now that one sits in there super nice this one was super tight still a little bit [Music] little tight [Music] here that one still the ways from setting down in there [Music] n [Music] aah [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] so now I've got to my table I've got three coats on I did my first coat did a coat of Aqua coat then sprayed two more coats cleaned my glass now I'm going to begin installing my glass seeing if it fits in hopefully it's going to set right in not be too tight see I got to it's almost fitting in there see if I can just a little bit tight knew this might come out to be an issue so I took some glass cleaner clean the glass used a small blade to help clean oh that one just set right in so I just it's again glass cleaner it's kind of like ammonia based glass cleaner there's some stuff on there I scraped it off with the blade the smoke glass is looking really cool Final piece piece of glass right here should set right in sets right in so this piece right here I didn't know if if the paint was going to cause it to stick but rotates in there you go rotates back out just like it's supposed to absolutely love it [Music] so I'm working on this bamboo vase that this customer wanted to match other furniture I had some big cracks that I bonded I've got some really small uh hairline cracks I'm going to try to just fill with some Big Stretch here and I just want to fill the crack so I'm just going to sponge use a really wet finger basically sponge it just leave all I want is my Big Stretch to be down in the crack remove everything else the Big Stretch if this thing has any expansion and contraction the Big Stretch will Flex with it now I'm going to respray it again be all done [Music]

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