Want to learn how to create a stunning faux wood finish that looks just like the real thing — without spending a fortune? Whether you’re a beginner furniture flipper or a seasoned upcycler, this tutorial is for you!
In this video, I’ll walk you through my exact step-by-step process for transforming a basic chipboard nightstand into a high-end, Pottery Barn-inspired piece using a faux wood painting technique. This DIY furniture makeover is beginner-friendly, budget-conscious, and perfect for anyone looking to elevate their furniture flipping game.
🪵 What You’ll Learn:
How to prep and clean furniture for painting
The best tan paint and glaze combo for a realistic faux wood grain
How to use a dog grooming brush to create wood texture
Tips for sealing and finishing your piece for a professional look
Why this Pottery Barn-style finish is a hot seller in the flipping market
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🎨 Project: Upcycled nightstands that sold before they were even listed!
💬 Got questions or want to share your results? Drop a comment below — I’d love to hear from you!
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Things I used:
Primer from B&Q
Tan Paint from B&Q
Wood Filler from Brewers
Fiddes Glaze Clear Satin from Brewers
Polyvine Pigment Mahogany From Brewers
Verythane Water Based Polyuthethane Amazon
Hardware : Amazon
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I have four sets of b and q chests of drawers ( mothers old ones ) work your magic on those dumbledore . I think the tip for those 🤣🤣🤣
Great tutorial! Thank you Sir!
Very good