This was a simple revamp I did on a wonderful find,
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DRIFTWOOD FINISH ON A DINING TABLE - using annie sloan chalk paint
This is a dining table I brought back to life creating a driftwood finish for the top and beautiful dark legs on the bottom.
PAINTING AN ANTIQUE DINING TABLE
Our first dinner at this table ended up being
rather nice. We had been working all afternoon
getting ready for the first snow fall of the year.
DARK WAXING A PAINTED DINING TABLE - hard wearing aged finish
I don't often get to work on dining
tables but they are not much
different than anything else I work
on. The finish has to hold up and be
beautiful. The finish on this table
held up as a store display piece for 3
years, getting piled up with all
manner of goods. It still looked like
the day I did it.
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