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Was going to the trash now it’s worth $1500 #discarded #renew #flip

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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This DIY project details the application of the final coat of a 2K polyurethane finish to a previously restored wooden table. The process aims to provide enhanced durability, including waterproofing, chemical, scratch, and chip resistance, ensuring the longevity and aesthetic appeal of the restored wood.

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Here I'm brushing on the third and final code of a 2K poly on this table. This restored table which had paste wax, a stain, a bonding primer, multiple coats of an MSA paint, and then a clear coat over the top of that, which I stripped with active strip, and now I'm clear-coding there. This was a discarded table that was just going to be thrown away ugly and painted, and guess what was underneath this absolutely amazing beautiful wood. So my final and third coat of a 2K poly was catalyzed to get it, give it some water-proofing, some chemical resistance, scratch resistance, chip resistance, and this make the stain last a long time. It's going to be a dried flat finish and it's going to look amazing.

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