White washing

Easy tutorial & video on how to whitewash wood to create beautiful farmhouse white washed floor, shiplap wall & furniture on pine, pallet or reclaimed wood!

Easy tutorial & video on how to whitewash wood to create beautiful farmhouse white washed floor, shiplap wall & furniture on pine, pallet or reclaimed wood!

Whitewashing is a type of surface covering that is used as a sealant typically on farms for the inside of barns and chicken coops. Traditional whitewash is made by mixing powdered lime with water and provides a paint or sealant that is...

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Whitewashing wood is an easy way to upcycle tired (or thrifted) dressers, tables, and more. Give your room a new look by following these steps.

Whitewashing wood has had a big resurgence thanks to the huge popularity of farmhouse and vintage decor these days. Everyone loves that aged, rustic look that is all over. The bright white wood is stunning and gives off a fresh farmhouse feel to a room. Today’s blog tutorial is going to teach you how to white wash wood yourself.

I love the rustic tone it sets for the rest of the room.

Whether you want to lighten up a pre-existing stain on a wood project or you want to white wash bare wood, using whitewashing

Whitewashing wood is a super simple way to create a fun look for your wood project. And it is so much easier than you might have thought.

Even though this whitewash paint technique looks like you have to know what your doing... guess what...you really don't! If you're a DIY'er who can water down paint, brush on and wipe off, you can whitewash wood and get amazing results! Here's an easy step by step tutorial...

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Hi Being a 1983 build it would most likely be a turps based polyurethane and by the looks of the picture it doesn’t looked ‘stained’, just polyed. The main problem is that pine under poly ages and goes a rich golden colour, so just painting those areas with poly won’t cover it up and sanding would ...

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Why pine is the best choice for a whitewashed wood, and 2 DIY techniques to help you get that beautiful whitewashed wood look for your home and projects. I LO…

How To White Wash Wood For A Vintage Rustic Design.Upcycling- the art of taking something destined for the trash and turning it new.

How to Whitewash Wood | A clear tutorial and helpful tips on how to give wood a bright, beautiful whitewash at www.maisondepax.com #DIY #walltreatments