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Looks beautiful ❤

Looks great

Love it!!

Japanese Larch/Juniper cones are nice too and being small, won't need cutting the tips.

This is an AWESOME makeover my friend. I love your watercolors too. And no, I haven't tried using Acetone... now I want to ..lol

Thank you for sharing. I broke my toe on mine and have been evil eyeing it for the past year. Maybe if I paint it I will like it again 😅

Where do you buy your wonderful rub off transfers.

I would love to see a short where it speeds through you putting the wall together and shows the end result at the very end!

Great video!! There’s a girl I watch on YT who goes to all the Restores in our/her area. She’s in the area of NC where all the furniture manufacturers are and they donate a lot of furniture pieces. Her YT channel is “Come Go With Me Today.”

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I love it! I love antiques, oak pieces are the easiest and most cost effective but the orange tone turns me off but this is an excellent idea without really hiding the grain. What a great makeover!

This YT restorer uses acetone often on antique wood. ua-cam.com/video/yYh3_gLIsaU/v-deo.htmlsi=T5rHhcEXPh8g4uk5 Thanks for showing a mixture for reducing the orange. My kitchen cabinets need an update.

Cindy you did an amazing job I love the old secretary desk it’s beautiful I also love antique furniture.

The picket allows the clamping pressure to be dispersed evenly over the surface being manipulated.

Hi Cindy! It's a beautiful desk and you have made it look fabulous.

Cindy, this is a beautiful project, I love everything about it!

Cindy you have a way of explaining things that my brain hears really well! I guess we are alike in our explanations, 😊 So glad I found your channel! I’m learning a lot from you! And I’ve been refinishing furniture for many years. Just wanted to tell you thank you!

Hi Cindy...I have been refinishing furniture since the mid 1970's. I always use denatured alcohol and lacquer thinner in equal amounts. It can be messy to use, but it removes the old finish, but leaves the patina of the piece. Use steel wool to work the denatured alcohol and lacquer thinner to work the finish to "dissolve" the old finish. Use a towel or rag to remove all the old finish and let it dry. Sometimes it takes more than one application. If there are stubborn parts to remove, you can use a brass brush without harming the wood especially on oak it's especially for details like the fussy parts of your piece. I use either tung oil or poly to finish up the piece. Hope this helps! I don't use gloves, masks or any other hazmat equipment.

Oh my , love this, great job, and only 20.00 bucks, dear friend, u have a treasure♥️🌹

Im not a fan of white wash. I would have used a gel stain, but thats just my preference. You did a great job and made it your own and to me that’s what’s important. ❤

Beautiful

Cindy, this video is really sweet. One of my favorite things about older furniture is how narrow they were made. I guess it’s because rooms were small so furniture had to be made on a smaller to fit. I also love all the ornate architecture that was added to the added to this piece- so beautiful! The secretary desk came out so nice and I agree washing down wood is really the best way to go for cleaning up a piece of furniture. You’re right you cannot soak it but you can you can scrub it. I think this is a great addition to your studio for your watercolor painting great idea! Keep the videos coming.❤

Love the finish on the desk. Thanks for sharing

Love your videos..wow what a beautiful job.❤❤❤❤

You have a beautiful peaceful backyard space. I love it. 😊❤

So beautiful

I’d like to think that the wheat penny was a little “thank you for saving me”…looks absolutely beautiful!!!

That turned out beautiful. I have a buffet type thingy. It's old but not antique, it has magnets on the door. Good job and lots of work. Love your videos.

I thought you liked oak antiques so I’m confused why you white washed it? It’s a beautiful secretary desk n just putting on the Hemp oil would look so nice or a lighter stain. But I’m sure you had your reasons at doing it that way. I can’t believe you paid $20.00 dollars, what a deal. It looks nice but you know me by now Cindy. I don’t paint my oak unless it beyond what I can do. I’m definitely not a professional 😆. I know you will get much enjoyment out of it. Good job. ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍🌟

Beautiful!

I love going thrift shopping with you 😊

Beautiful! So fortunate that the scroll-work was complete!! I love old furniture!!

Hi Cindy…yes I’ve used Acetone on many pieces of furniture…and very careful to wear protection…gloves specific for chemicals…eye protection…breathing protection…very important. It is a very helpful ‘tool’ for the job!

I know it needed a good cleaning, but it had good bones and was gorgeous! You explained what you process beautifully! You also did a good job on the decorative piece along the top, beautifully! Turned out beautifully, Cindy as usual.

Thank you for sharing the deal you got on it, that’s always the exciting part!

Lovely

I like to do both! Brush and spray.

Just to clarify, do you mean you are in the STATE of Delaware or a city of Delaware someplace? Because we have a city of Delaware here in Ohio that's not far from me, but visiting your shop in Delaware STATE isn't likely to happen😢.

Everything is beautiful.

I love to watch you because you act so natural. 😊

thank you so much for teaching so well!!! Im a newbie at this and learned so much! Thanks so much!

You are so cute, i just love your videos!!! Good job on your outdoor space, looks amazing!!!

3:58 smh someone actually said that?!? Ridiculous!!! It’s OBVIOUS that your doggy is loved and well cared for ❤🐶❤️ LOVE all of your projects 🇺🇸

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What is the Dixie bell ?

My favorite is the stool, but they all came out beautiful!!❤

I definitely would choose a paint brush … anytime! I really enjoyed your makeovers! 😊

I have a dry sink just like the one early in your video!