I have just completed this on the beams in my front room and I am absolutely delighted with the outcome - a lot of hard work but well worth the results and the cost was less than £50 for the paint/wax. Everyone I have shown cannot believe the finish is from painting ! Thank You for your video which was the start for me to give it a try !

Amazing 🤩 Nick thank you for sharing. Have a great weekend.

What an amazing transformation I look at lots of houses with Black beams and think I would always paint the white but this option would be excellent...a lot of work but well worth it when you see the outcome.....what a lifted room

I was bit surprised to see my living room pic in the video..😀 then realised its not mine.. then the weak tube lit that there are probably other houses that have similar setup... since i bought the house i always thought it looks old.. though.. took me 4 years and 15 visits from friends to realise that this type of decore looks beautiful and homely... i am re painting it now.. but did not know how to do the wood... this video helped a lot.. finished the emulsion part now and moving to beams tomorrow...

Great job Nick!

They make a beautiful job..very warm

Amazing video! 🤩 Have ceiling beams in my cottage which are painted black so very tempted to try this! Wonder if you can give some advice? There's a least 3 coats of paint I've found while sanding a small area to see how thick it is, and some of the paint is coming away in places on its own. Do you think this technique will work for this, or am I best sanding/heat gunning it all off? Thanks :)

What colour is the Rust-oleum chalk paint? :)

Can you give a brand name for the browning wax - when i google it, it just gives options for regular wax - thanks

Can you give us the links for the primer you used on the beams and the browning wax? I’m trying to explain to my painter what I want.

Lots of work clearly, but I honestly think it looked better in black!

Sandblasting wood works better . .