Diy antique wood finish

HERE'S HOW I CREATED A "REAL WOOD LOOK" USING PAINT TO UPDATE THIS THRIFTED TABLE | YOUTUBE VIDEO Hi sweet friends and thanks for joining me! Today I'm sharing how I updated this gorgeous table using paint to create a modern faux wood finish. This is a take two on this table (more on this

Whether used for shelving, floors or furniture, time-worn wood brings a touch of rustic charm to every space. If you can't find authentic reclaimed lumber for your project, you can use new materials and apply surface distressing techniques to simulate centuries of use and wear. We'll show you how.

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Rustic style with a shabby chic feel definitely has charm. Here are some DIY faux barn wood finishes that you can apply to any projects of yours....

How to get the raw look look on vintage furniture | Maison de Pax | Trying to update your vintage, antique, or dated furniture? Find out how to get a raw wood look for a fresh, modern vibe. Learn how to do this rustic modern furniture makeover in just three easy steps! #diyfurnituremakeover #furnituremakeover #rawwood

Achieve well worn, loved, aged and antique look on furniture and decor items. Learn distressing and aging Techniques for Antiquing Furniture you can do!

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If you have a table that is bare or needs a makeover, try this painted faux wood-grain effect. It's a simple project, but the outcome is breathtaking. Here are the simple steps on how to complete this project. This is the simple table that I started with. Your's doesn't have to begin with the bare wood. You can paint overtop of an already painted surface. If you'd like to see how we built this table, hop over to this post. Step One: Sand down the table. This removes and smooths…