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While painting over varnished wood may seem like an impossible task —using the right tools and proper technique can cover the outdated surface and give it a fresh new look. We have for you seven easy steps to follow and a list of all the tools you need, so you can paint your varnished wood without making any mistakes. Trust us, the last thing you want to do is destroy your trim or furniture because you tried to take shortcuts or didn’t use a proper guide. fine woodworking   While having to paint over varnished wood may seem like a daunting task, using this guide and following our seven simple steps will ensure your paint job looks perfect and lasts for decades! Bringing back an old piece of furniture will not only spruce up your home, but it will be one of the most satisfying projects you’ve ever completed! More : If you don’t know what finish to use on your wood furniture or trim, be sure to checkout our article on the  Best Finishes for Woodworking...

Wood trim is a finishing touch that can make any home go from average to elegant. Therefore, it’s important to make sure yours is in peak shape. Whether you’re here because your wood trim is in dire need of a refinish—or you’ve experienced drips and runs from a recent paint job—this guide will teach you exactly how to remove paint from your woodwork trim. hand tools for woodworking   Tips for Removing Paint When sanding, turn your vacuum cleaner on and place the sucking hose in the direction of your trim. This will collect a lot of the debris and dust that sheds from your trim. Wood bleach and cleaning bleach are two different things! Do not use regular bleach on your wood trim! This can potentially destroy your trim! You must wear gloves and be in a well-ventilated room when dealing with wood bleach. If you have to, open a window, turn on your ceiling fan, or wear a respirator. Wear old clothing! Wood bleach can stain your clothes jus...

The vintage aesthetic is a trend that has blown up in recent years. Many homeowners are ditching the luxurious modern aesthetic for a warm vintage look when choosing the furniture for their home. While one might imagine vintage furniture to have a cheaper price tag than their modern counterparts—the opposite seems to prove true. Unfortunately, not everyone can afford to buy these expensive, factory-made vintage furniture pieces. However, what if we told you that you can create that sought-after vintage look with your existing furniture? how to distress wood furniture Steps: Gather Materials-   If you’re doing it for the first time, it’s wiser to choose a small piece of wooden furniture from a nearby flea market. Make sure the piece you’re buying has a stained finish. This is to ensure the coating of furniture paint can be easily wiped off. Sandpaper finish-   Next, rub the sandpaper over the furniture in a circular manner from inward to ou...

You leave your water glass on your bedside table and bam! There’s a water stain within no time. Household furniture and items can lose their look and vibe if they have water stains on them. Removing them can be a menace. Worry not, we have you covered, but before we tell you how to clean the stain, you need to know if the stain is new or has been there for some time. The most common stains occur when the water has speared the finish of the wood. These are known as white water stains. If the stain is new and fresh, remove it as quick as you can. Below are three easy steps to remove fresh stains from your favorite furniture piece. How to Remove Dark Water Stains From Wood Step 1: Buffing Use a soft cotton cloth to absorb the water from the wood. A soft cloth ensures that the wood paint is not scratched. Once all the liquid has been absorbed into the cloth, you can move to the next step. Step 2: Blow-drying If you feel that the wood is still wet after buffing as there is still...