Save HUNDREDS with this brilliant folding table hack!

I have an old

folding

table

that needs to be resurfaced. The first thing we have to do is clean it. Next we need some liquid wood. Let's go ahead and start painting. We are going to continue. go ahead and put on that second coat you're going to take that grid tool and you're going to go back and forth it's time to stain grab a lint-free cloth and you're going to remove it right away we're going to use a water-based polyurethane and it looks like a new

table

imitation wood. Let's make a table. Use a miter saw to cut the 1-by-3-inch pine boards.

You will use these boards around the edge. Be sure to drill pilot holes and then use a countersink. glue the 1 by 12 inch holes a little with wood glue, then clamp them until they are dry, now attach one by three to the edge with wood screws and wood glue now, for fun, stain your table a color that suits you Like, wipe off excess stain with a soft cloth and apply a coat of wax, wait, that's the same ugly table no way and go to the local hardware store and pick up some of the inexpensive whiteboards. I brought the table outside and set it up, all I had to do was take a six by six and set them up.

The first thing you need to do is measure the board for some of my cross beams. I'm going to cut them up a little bit using my miter saw and then I'm going to mark where I'm going to place the boards because I need to put some good wood glue on, then I'm going to take my cross board and use finishing nails to attach it and it's time to attach the side pieces. use some 1 by 3's with miter joints, we're going to put the glue in there and use the nails to hold it in place. I'm going to go ahead and use some wood filler, sand the entire table and it's time to stain. and I go ahead and make the entire table with clear polyurethane.

I go ahead and put the new wooden table on top and it turned out beautiful. The first step to any good renovation project is sanding. Go ahead and grab a microfiber cloth and wipe down the surface. I went ahead and gave it a coat of primer and I'm going to use

this

to paint the base of the table, the side of the table and also the chairs. Now I'm going to start on my darkest color once the first coat is dry. I moved on and moved on to my second paint option. I also mixed in a little bleach,

this

will help give it a more textured look, but I also went over this layer again with a clean, dry cloth.

I mixed all three. These together I'm going to go ahead and apply this last layer. I went ahead and sanded the chairs. Each chair also received a coat of primer and I added a coat of whitewash to each of the chairs and used these seat covers I purchased. from Amazon I grabbed some of this frog tape, then applied my DIY fabric paint, sealed the table with a coat of FEMA wood polish and that's it. I am very happy with the result. Let's go to our local hardware store and grab it. a pre-made round table and place a flower pot on top.

We need to draw a circle around the edge. Next, we'll grab some Jenga pieces. We have to measure them. We will glue them everywhere approximately four to five. inches around, we're going to put this wood stain down the grain of the wood, just wipe it with the grain of the wood, now it's a little bit of clear polyurethane, but this is going to seal the wood, just mix the two parts of the epoxy together. We also need some color, just put the clear material in and mix it all together with a stir stick. Now it's time for turquoise.

We'll make sure to rub it all over the board. Next, we'll take some white. then grab your hair dryer and we're going to spread that white epoxy and just spread it everywhere. We want a second layer on top of the base, mixing it as you go and start spreading it and you can use it as storage for blankets in the living room, go ahead and make your table so shiny and so clean foreigner thank you foreigner thank you foreigner thank you thank you thank you