I know a lot of people wouldn't bother with repairing particle board furniture, but I love how this keeps it out of the landfill 💚

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!! I searched til my eyes bulged for this solution. I’m so grateful!! 🙏🏻🙂

OMG! thank you, thank you, thank you. I had two pieces with bubbles and after finding your video …… no more bubbles! Amazing!😁

Thank you! I searched everywhere I could think of to find a solution for damages laminate. I'm going to try this on a cabinet. You are my favorite furniture flipper. I hope your channel takes off. You deserve it. 😁

I love your attitude

I love that you have made this video!! IKEA hacks are going to take on a whole new meaning!!! Thank you !!

All I can say is WOW! Thank you for showing all of us this amazing solution to these ugly bubbles.

thank you, I just found a table made of laminate and fibreboard that has several holes in it. this vid is going to be super helpful!

Great tutorial! Investing in a airless sprayer would give a finer finish. Im a retired house painter and I refinish furniture too. Keeping things out of the landfill and making a great profit is very satisfying. Good luck to you in your endeavors 😊

Oh thank you for posting this!! I have this one Ikea particle board table and it’s annoying! I love the solution! Going to get these items tmrw and fix it tomorrow! 😘

Bought a house and they left some old furniture, some damage, some just needs updating. This video was incredibly helpful!! Thank you for taking the time to share.

Exactly the video I needed!! Thank you so much 😊

Finally. Someone made a video. Thank you for sharing. Now i can paint and sell my table. 😄

Great job! I’ve got to tackle this same problem today and it’s much better than throwing it out. Very resourceful using the ice scraper as a putty knife 😂 gotta do whatcha gotta do! To anyone trying out any wood/drywall filling I highly recommend getting a putty knife (like she mentioned earlier) to apply the filler because it can save you time on sanding. They are only a couple dollars and can be reused for years if you clean them when you’re done

Literally saving me from chucking two beautiful little end tables! Yay! Thank you.

Thank God for you! Finally found what i needed from this to fix mine!

Thanks for sharing your find!!! That’s such a great way to fix them bubbles!!!

Thanks! There’s so much laminate stuff out there so this was nice to see. While I love real wood it just isn’t always easy to find anymore!

This was an amazing video on how to fix these bubbles. You saved my bathroom so that it doesn't have to be replaced..just fixed !

Thanks so much for this video! I have a sewing table that has some chips in the top and I can't sell it until that is fixed. I had so much trouble finding anything for laminate furniture until I found your video! Thanks again, I am trying this today!

My folks are gone for a week so I'll go ahead and repair our bathroom furniture 🥹 Thank so much!!!

This was an awesome and straight forward tutorial on how to get bubbles out of laminate! Well done❤️

Your demo's are so excellent!

Awesome video once again Amy!

What a great video. Thank you thank you thank you

Looks better than new. Thanks for sharing your technique.🌷🌷

Omg thank you!! This was so helpful I have a dresser right now that I gave up on and was just going to short myself when I sold it because I didn’t know what to do about those bubbles but now I will try this 😁

this is so great thanks!!! i didnt think of carving the damage out, what a great idea!! i found an amazing (albeit damaged) bar cart, my bf said “‘no way this can be fixed” WATCH ME!!!!

Thank you so much for this! I don’t know anything about repairing furniture and I definitely don’t want to waste another 100-200 bucks on another desk😅. I feel like those bubbles happen with ikea furniture

Thank you. Great tip

Thanks for the repair tips! I've got a great [repro], tulip table and replacing the top is so expensive! I'm going to give its repair a shot! 🙂

Great job,,,beautiful

Thank you for this!

This was so helpful, thank you!

WOW! Good job!!! Im looking for the same solution 😊

Best repair for this. I did not cut out the raised spots and sanding it was a mess. I will use your methods next time

Great job. Excellently expressed and edited.

This is great! Thank you for this video! I could never find good info on getting rid of those darn bubbles.

There is magic in your explaining . It has elevated me further in my wood working attempts . You’re engaging , authentic, helpful, and quick with your how tos and points made! I appreciate this upload from you , so thank you!

Great tip…..thank you

Love this!!!!! Thank you it works!!!!

Very nice. I have a Murphy bed that has tons of water damage. I hope I can repair it to look have this good. Thanks for sharing

Thank you for doing this . I have a nice dresser that has some bubbles . Now I can fix it & won't have to buy new or throw it away .

Wow!! This is great!! This may work for warped items too. Have a personal piece I may try this on first. Great tutorial! You rock!!

Awesome job! Thx for the tip:) and yes, we flippers will find a solution to any problem!

Amazing job. Very happy you keep doing your channel because you are really talented

Omg what a brilliant tip 👍🏽💕

Great job. I Learned something today from you. Thank u

Interesting way to address this problem thanks 😊 c. mason

Youre amazing!!!! thank you! I had a flood in my sunroom that ruined 3 pieces of furniture.

Hey! You're monetized!!! 😁 that's awesome, Amy! Congratulations!!!

I love this nice!

I usually sand the bubbles out.. But cutting out the bubbles is a perfect idea. Thanks for the tip. I am also a flipper. I am definitely going to try this method.

I just found your channel! You make really great videos😊 SUBSCRIBED🥰

Amazing - I thought my dresser had measles!

Thank you, I’m doing mid century tables and there are a lot of bubbles in them. 😊

hi! i’m from asia, so i’m not sure if we have the same type of primer/paint, but may i know what paint you used? and did you or should i put a layer of varnish after? thanks for the video!

Thanks 👍🏾

I picked up two free matching one long and one short dressers one of the side panels where the top meets has a swollen spot so I need to cut out about 5 x 6 inches, hope this works for me. Wished I could include a picture. Thanks for your video

This is awesome! Could I do this on a laminate kitchen countertop that got some water in a seam and swelled up the particle board/wood?

Thank you!!!!!

Omg I’m terrified to try this 😂😂

Where there’s a will there’s a way. Good video

Thanks gona give it a go. Some recommend primer before wood filer any reasons for this way round ?

Girl you are awesome!!! One thing I didn’t understand is that you painted with grey color but it turned out to be white when it’s done??

Fab video! Could use an old credit card or gift card instead of a spatula :)

Thanks! Saved my butt!!

Great tip! Never heard that and I have watched a lot of videos! Thank you for sharing 😊kim

About 2 weeks ago I picked up a 9-drawer particle board dresser with a veneer top and thought it was the bees knees. Same situation, after I scrubbed it down I realized that the top had water damage and several spots where it was slightly raised. I was afraid of sanding into particle board to level it out so I decided to try putting a fresh veneer top on via contact cement. It probably would have been beautiful if I had someone help me but I did it solo and it ended up warping. As you can probably imagine.. it ended up being a sticky gluey mess. 😑 Back to YT this morning for a solution and decided to give this method a go. Before I could even start I had to sand off the contact cement and, now that I'm 2 weeks into this, I figured I'd sand the heck out of it all the way back down to the frame as an insurance policy. I'm gonna guess there was a 4mm veneer on top, or the dresser just knew I was totally over it. 😅I managed to level everything without exploding particles and without using a box cutter. So, long story short, this certainly helped me get things moving. Next time around I will definitely be slicing into it. TY! 💕

Hi .. great video.. u seemed to have used Grey paint but finally the furniture seems to look white.. can you help me understand that part please 😊

Bondo filler or bondo glazing putty is superior to wood filler. Give it a try, drys fast and sands to a glass finish

I think the Original coating on your furniture is really melamine which is a much thinner material than a laminate. I’ve cut laminate before and it sure takes a lot more strength than what you demonstrated to get through it. All the same it’s a great tutorial and I’m excited to find it and be able to use it.

Would that wood filler work on laminate countertops. I just want to fill it in and make it smooth before I put peel and stick over the countertop.

Long time I am not see your video

Thanks for the video! Quick 2 questions! Is it alright to screw and drill into this filler? and is it essentially the same process with an epoxy filler? I plan on turning a free old dresser into a pedestal style arcade cabinet. Im pretty much only worried about it holding the base of the joysticks.

What type of paint did you use? It was tan when wet but dried off white.

Thank you for making this. Just helped me with an emergency 😊❤

Would using a gel stain instead of paint also work with this method?

What type of primer did you use?

So after you primed it did you paint it grey then white?

Where do you buy the paint and primer from?

Do you think i can try wood glue instead of that wood putty you have? I don't have any of that at home but i do have wood glue 😅

Help! I followed all the suggestions for removing bubbles on my ikea tabletop. Just now added the first coat of paint (on top of the 2 coats of primer). Now all the places that were filled and sanded are bubbled up again. I hope someone can help me.

I have this problem now. Thanks for the video. Question, do you think spackle would work just as wood filler? I'm trying not to run back to home depot.....again. lol.

What paint did you use?

I've got a desk with bubbles and cracks, I wonder if this would work? I thought I saw a video somewhere to where they used heat to help fix it?

If you do this alot I suggest bondo over wood filler to save money

Thank you so much. I have a question for you. Why it looks still white after you paint the table with grey color? I am confused.

Hi! Can you please tell me what kind of paint would you need to get to paint it after priming?

I wish I could see how it held up after time!!!

I just bought a laminate table. I am afraid that it will leave water marks. How can I make it waterproof.

What products did you use? Hard to see

Can you please give me a list of items you used? :)

What's an alternative to dixie belle slick stick?

I wish I knew this before sanding and painting cause I can still see the bubbles

I thought I was going to have to put wood slats on a piece to cover bubbles. Not now!

Hii what if there are chips at the edge of the furniture 🥺

can you put the name of the products you use?

Whats the namr of that paint

What kind of paint did you use?