Years ago (way back when I started) I did this
super cute round wood table for a customer. Wanting a to match some chairs they painted the base black latex paint. Now they are moving back to Australia so offered it back to me to update again. I painted it back to the lighter side of life.
customer photo
The down side of latex is it may not stick .. just watch
I peeled off all the black latex paint off
back to the light colored base.
Here it is after the peeling process. It was then hand sanded and wiped clean ready to paint. I love the fact that solid wood tables can be changed up as many times as needed.
The underside of the table top was a bit more challenging as it seemed to adhere better. That and they painted the table top too.
This is the original top I did years ago still in amazing shape.
but after applying it I was not happy with the look so used mineral spirits to wipe it all off.
Above I am just starting to wipe off.
And above half way done. There is always a plan B.
Now back to the base. I chose a classic warm white called Champlain from
Fusion
Mineral Paint. See how one coat on the right leg covers so well and gives a fresh new look.
I like to start a piece upside down so I can paint all the underside areas that can be easily missed when painting from normal position.
One coat complete
I like to apply two coats to be sure all the black sharpie pen marks that were used to fill in peeling black paint areas were well covered. The table top skirt had 2 as well.
Like the first time I painted this table, I think it looks best in a warm white rustic farmhouse look so
Fusion Mineral Paint's ageing wax was brushed in the crevices and along the edges to give a worn country feel.
See the difference above?
All complete and ready to stage.
Isn't it the sweetest table?
It's fold down sides are such a space saving option for the small kitchen.
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