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renew redo wednesday june 17 2015 repurposed curio table turned bar just a quick little post today a repurposed flea market find well i m not exactly sure you can call this a repurposed project i mean after all the thing was meant to be filled with stuff maybe not liquor but anyway here s the find a little antique curio cabinet end table and i thought wouldn t that make a perfect space saving bar ummm yes i think so perfectly petite and functional pretty cool right hope you guys are having a great week smiles sammy renew redo posted by sammy at 7 37 pm 166 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest wednesday march 25 2015 diy table rub n buff on top gold leaf foil on the underside back to rub n buff remember my addiction to this stuff that was over 2 years ago now geeze i get lots of questions about using it with deglosser i find that using the deglosser to extend the drying time of the rub n buff makes it possible to get a perfect finish on large areas when i say large areas i don t mean drawer fronts and edges of things or frames and so on i mean the tops and sides of big stuff like dressers and desks one question i ve gotten a lot lately is can you use deglosser on furniture with a painted finish without messing up the paint and by messing up the paint i m guessing that means pulling up the paint in my experience yes you can i have sprayed deglosser over painted furniture and the deglosser did not pull up the paint or mix the paint with the rub n buff but there are a lot a variables that could possibly cause a different result for example i would imagine results could vary depending on what type of paint you are going over or how long ago the paint was applied was it just painted or has the paint had ample time to completely cure so if at all possible always try a test spot somewhere you can t really see so now onto the diy which just happens to be a painted console table where deglosser was used with the rub n buff on the top and sides and gold leaf foil sheets were used on the underside of the table glamtastic here was the table to start first i applied the gold leaf foil sheets to the underside of the table you need the foil sheets and the adhesive made to use with it you can get it from joann fabrics but i did have to go to a couple of stores to find it you can also find it online just google gold leaf foil sheets and just to say it like it is this part was a major pain in the butt i ve used the foil sheets before and don t remember cursing at them so much but this time i don t know what it was maybe i d had too much coffee or it was the curve of the legs i don t know but i ve never been so happy to be done with something in all my life the silver lining gold leaf foil has a sheen like nothing else so pretty then the rub n buff as i mentioned above i always use liquid deglosser to help spread the rub n buff over large areas just put some in a spray bottle and spray the area right before you apply the rub n buff in the picture below you can see how i sprayed the liquid deglosser the dark areas just a light spray does the trick you don t have to soak it or go crazy spraying every square inch then drop blobs of rub n buff all over like in the picture below and start rubbing i actually used a bit more rub n buff here than was necessary but no harm no fowl on the side picture below i didn t spray deglosser first just so you could see how the rub n buff goes on without it much harder to spread and tends to dry before you can cover the whole side which leaves it looking blotchy easy fix spray a little deglosser and add a little more rub n buff rub rub rub small areas like the edge picture below don t need deglosser just dot the rub n buff around and rub and drum roll please what do you think stay tuned to see where this puppy ends up smiles sammy renew redo posted by sammy at 9 31 pm 108 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest older posts home subscribe to posts atom blog top sites blogs about me sammy d follow renew redo with online tumblr online users counter pages newest post rub n buff diy ideas wall stencil diy ideas nailhead trim diy ideas fabric diy ideas sewing diy ideas aluminum flashing diy ideas repurposed diy ideas accessory type diy ideas painted furniture diy ideas headboard diy ideas budget bedroom redo s i ve been featured portfolio about me some of my favorite diy s find me on instagram all rights reserved 2010 powered by blogger