Refinish toy chest

Watch me revamp a vintage wooden chest in this step-by-step tutorial. I sanded and painted the interior before adding padded MDF panels...and I love the finished result!

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I have had this toy storage idea in the works for about six months now (story of my life, projects that take for-freakin'-ever) but it got put on hold for various reasons. I'm hoping to

How to build a storage chest. Download free plans, materials list, and cut list for a DIY storage chest from Little Bitti Living.

paint a cedar chest while still preserving the gorgeous cedar. Also, see how to achieve a reverse stencil on painted furniture

My husband had this cedar chest when we got married and stored blankets at the foot of the bed. It was in bad shape. It had multiple scratches with cracked and missing pieces of Veneer. We moved last July and I never brought it into the house. She passed away in March and I didn't want to let it go. My sister actually said in passing that would make a great toy chest, and from there inspiration struck. My husband and I would love to start a family and what a great way to remember his mom and…

"This lovely Lane hope chest was refinished with all General Finishes products, and it turned out beautifully! For the base, I created a custom mix of Seagull Gray and Queenstown Gray, followed by Winter White glaze and High Performance Top Coat in Flat. I used Java gel stain on the top, and HPTC in Flat. So happy with the results, and wanted to share!" - Refablished Learn more about how to apply GF Glaze Effects in this video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jifX-ZCHDI

An antique handmade storage chest has been transformed it into a functional custom toy box with chalk type paint and a decoupaged fabric drawer. via @justthewoods

Here's a guide on adding legs to a cedar chest and giving your furniture a new and updated look with new legs.

I picked up this wonderful vintage cedar chest during town wide tagesale day. I've always wanted to work on one, but generally they're insanely expensive, even in a wretched non-refinished state. This on was in flawless condition structurally, just needed a new look. I sanded the entire piece and then painted the base a matte black. I stained the top and sealed it. The mahogany wood grain of the lid is wonderful. I finished the piece on all four sides so the new owner could have some options…