So glad to see someone getting rid of the paint and letting that gorgeous wood shine!

finally! somebody went the right way and stripped paint instead of applying. so refreshing!

Omg you are a life saver! I HATE that literally almost every home for sale on the market, people thinking painting their old cabinets WHITE is OK. Like. If you have a good colored wood, DO NOT COVER THAT UP! Wood is so beautiful! You save me lots of time brainstorming when I decide on my new house. Plus all white in a home makes it look sterile and lab-like. Gross!!!

Upon unboxing, I was immediately upset at how the rails were very noticeably bent. But I kept going, all tools needed to assemble were included kzfaq.infoUgkxqtX4Dxs6aecAZEuz6GY5-d81YecKCshn and I had it set up in about 30 minutes. Honestly I love this thing, make sure to read the measurements and measure your space so you know if it'll work for you. I bought this to put inside my closet, underneath where I hang my clothes and it is absolutely perfect! It is VERY sturdy and all drawers glide easily and mine are stuffed, and they are still flush when closed.

It's utterly criminal that someone would paint over that veneer. Gorgeous. Thank you for this!

this looks like Brazilian Rosewood. Excellent finish, well done!

WOW! What an outstanding beautiful job!! This morning, I wanted to cry, after I'd begun to strip my dresser from its white chalk paint! "It's too much a huge job," I said. But 3 years ago, It was my own idea to paint them! I've changed my mind and want my wood-look back! You've given me hope!! Thanks!! I think I can do this...Let's hope. You made it seem so easy!!

This is so nice to see a redo of furniture brought back to its original state, especially such beautiful wood grain, the glass knobs add such class to the piece also, I don't know how anyone could have painted that dresser in the 1st place. CRAZY

THANK YOU for acknowledging the beautiful wood!

Thank you Jesus! So wonderful to see that BEAUTIFUL WOOD! Thank you! Thank you!

Funny how everyone is painting their wood white at the moment. In 10 years after the hampton style is done everyone will be wondering who the hell painted all their beautiful wood.

The wood is stunning!

Such beautiful wood. Why would anyone ever paint this in the first place. Love it!!!

So nice to see the new trend to strip off all the paint madness that has been going on for several years now. Not all wood furniture is beautiful, but this certainly is and I'm so happy to see that fantastic wood grain brought back to life. I would jump at the chance to have this in my home!

Who in their right mind would cover up that beautiful wood??... It's absolutely beautiful, now it has been restored to it's former glory, well done on this project, you did a wonderful job, it looks stunning.

Very rare to see a reverse paint job!! So wonderful to see furnitures true color being appreciated.

one of the best videos I have watched as a first time paint stripper.

Thank you for putting in the time to restore that dresser properly. The book matched grain looks beautiful .

Holy smokes. This is stunning.

I love the fact that you kept it wood! I'm all for upcycling an old dresser, and do love watching those who paint and give new life to old furniture, but like others have mentioned, I also LOVE wood furniture. It looks beautiful!

What a pleasure to see you restore the finish on this lovely piece! I get frustrated seeing people paint (!!!) over gorgeous burled wood like this. Thank you for a refreshing new/old look for your dresser!

So beautiful!!!!! YOU DID SUCH A GOOD JOB!!!!!!!!!

The dresser is absolutely gorgeous! I'm so glad you restored it back to it's original glory! You did a wonderful job!

Awesome! I have a great mid century dresser that I painted in my youth (stupid, young me), that I really want to bring back to life. This video was so helpful and I will definitely be getting that Mohawk drawer lubricant! Didn’t know that was a thing!

This is one of the most satisfying paint stripping videos

Beautiful finished product!!! Inspiring for this 43 yr old man I never did these types of projects till coming across these types of videos I actually started getting into investing and being a obsessed type person I wanted to have a area at home I could sit learn and focus on investing into.what in.interested in and I found a free corner desk for my dining room my wife incurouged me to sand it and stain it turned out to come together very nice And these videos with that desk has got me catching a diy bug !!! This.is good.for.me to.stay home save money stay busy sober and focused on positive things!!! I appreciate the time you put into.your content thanks

Omg, You hit the jackpot! I would have been jumping for joy when I saw that wood grain!

When fixing loose glue sections in old furniture that is older than say 1950s it's wise to check what kind of glue was used. Most of the time it won't be white wood glue, but bone glue. You can use a heat gun to cause the glue to become fluid again and then add some more bone glue in the shrunken wood to glue the dove tails, side boards, joints etc. Especially in old chairs that method can fix a wobbly leg without doing anything else but heating up the joint and letting it cool back down. The joints are stronger than white wood glue and they can be reheated and refitted indefinitely without having to break apart joints, sanding away the plastic left over from white wood glue. Most old veneer is glued with bone glue. If you have a loose piece, heat it up with a piece of cloth and a regular hot iron. It will be flat and strong again. You can buy bone glue pellets on ebay or in many places and buying one pound of it will last you a lifetime (in dried condition it never goes bad, you just have to plan a bit more when you want to use it - check some videos on youtube on how to use it). Bone glue is truly an amazing tool for fixing old furniture.

What a treasure under all that White paint

This is absolutely gorgeous

Thank you! What a quality video! I'm about to do this same thing and I'm nervous, but you made it all very clear and less intimidating. Thank you!

Wow. Beautiful. An heirloom piece.

Thank you for refinishing to the natural wood. My favorite.

Thanks for giving this piece another life ❤️

Beautiful, simply beautiful. The graining is majestic.

Thank you for this! I have a mid-century bedroom set with 3 layers of paint that I want to strip without the harsh chemicals from years ago. Brilliant.

I love the way that paint is coming off! Now to go get some CitriStrip!

Wow wow wow! What a transformation!!!

What a gorgeous piece!

That dresser is absolutely GORGEOUS!

Thank you very much for your contribution! Thoroughly enjoyed that! x

It bothered me that she didn't clean the sides of the drawers :( other than that, it was satisfying seen the paint go

Furniture I paint: beyond repair veneer, pine, sometimes oak (like the fadish oak from the 80/90s) or particale board. Furniture I don't paint: mid century wood furniture, antiques, mahogany, maple, ect. That's another way of saying I support your decision to strip the paint. I think you made a wise choice and did this piece justice. I'm like you, I love painted furniture, but when it's appropriate. When I see painted antiques, I like to strip it to see what I am working with.

This is beautiful! You did such an amazing job restoring it.

I always always sand the top of any furniture I'm working on. That determines whether I paint the piece or I let the glorious wood come through. I've restored a bird's eye maple dresser, a gorgeous British Walnut cabinet and an antique Tiger Wood humidor cabinet. All of my pieces had been stained so dark (cherry, black) that you couldn't see the grain.

THANK YOU for showing the end result first. It absolutely hooked me to see how you did it.

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS

Wow we used to have tongue nut trees in our yard! Great Grandma planted them when she was still alive well over 100 years ago

Beautiful - I especially like the use of Tongue oil. My favorite finishing treatment.

I too love to see the wood grain, and this piece is a prime example! Thanks for not repainting it, the tongue oil application is absolutely beautiful : D

I love it!

Wow. I can bring back my moms furniture back to life. Thanks for sharing this.

It looks absokutley gorgeous😍😍🙌🏻🙌🏻

Well done great job finally someone that doesn’t destroy great pieces of furniture with chalk crap paint

Love this.

I always feel that beautiful wood is a reminder of the great outdoors/nature in your home. Paint is only for the ugliest processed wood.

I cant believe someone would pain over this beautiful wood. I just bought a dresser that was painted over. i cant wait to see whats under

This is awesome!

One comment here Citrus strip works like this. Citrus strip strips one layer of paint at a time . It is good for furniture because you don’t really find that many coats of paint on furniture. . I use half goo gone and half Acetone mix to keep the stripper wet . This does not hurt the wood

the beauty of the natural grain, no cleaver painting can compete. x love it.

Also! The instant adhesive is amazing! The thin absorbs we’ll into wood and other porous surfaces. Then the activator to make it dry instantly. I definitely splurge on the glue.

You’re insanely talented!! This video needs more views

Whoaaa! How lucky you got! The wood grain is absolutely stunning. You did a great job😍

Nature is beautiful

We have a sad art-deco watching this, I'm confident we can bring it back to life. Will follow same steps. Thank you for sharing!

I crackle painted an armoir that had a waterfall original finish that was a part of my parents original bedroom set-think 1940’s. Well now I’m in the process of TRYING to remove to crackle, hoping to strip crackle without removing the varnish and waterfall finish. It is a lesson in patience, and I’ve found the original finish cannot be spared. So, once all the green is off-gonna be a while, I’ll see if I want to stain as close to natural color, or just poly the whole thing. Thanks for showing us your process.

so cool!! beautiful wood!

Beautiful!

This piece is gorgeous! About to start my first wood painting projects an I'm a little nervous. It's good to know not everything will necessarily be perfect. It is a learning process.

Whoa! Loved watching this video. Love refinishing Furniture too!

I tried using Citristrip just last weekend and thought it was awful. Maybe I didn't let it sit long enough? It was absurdly sticky and created an absolute messy disaster. I had been using a different chemical stripper that was much less sticky. My painters tool got completely covered in goop and I found it so difficult to clean up. What a treasure you found under that white paint!

Bless the work you do. There’s too many people out here painting perfectly good wood furniture!

This was great! I have never known what to do with the paste the remover and paint makes when stripped off. I thought since it eats through finishes it would eat through any container you put it in. Also, using the less toxic stripper and wearing a respirator if you need to work indoors is great information.

I can't believe that gorgeous wood was painted over! It looked like junk before and now it's an heirloom.

Excellent job!

This is the most helpful video. Thank you so much!!!

I understand people pai to g really beat up furniture, but I love to see the beautiful wood color and grain. Soooo old world.

Oh my......I want it! It is Glorious!

It is so pretty!

Got an old rocking chair and started to strip it down in my garage with the stripper that has really bad fumes. My wife came out and "yelled" at me to stop with this striper. Well I am glad I found your video and will follow your instructions, thank you. Ill let you know how it came out.

OMG that turned out stunning! I am shocked that someone painted over that gorgeous wood. And with such an awful color too. $40 and a lot if elbow grease and it looks like a million bucks! I have a couple of things I hit from restore and yard sells that are painted and the color doesn't work for me. So I wanted to see the best way to strip off the paint and your video was the first one and I'm grateful it was. Bc I don't have to watch any others. I learned what I needed to from you. Thank you

I bought a dresser that's painted white, it's solid so excited to see what's underneath, thanks for the tips. 😊

This turned out s beautifully

Strip the paint! Yes! I'm going to rewatch and try that citrus stuff. I had to put my back into sanding this broyhill dresser. I'm going to stain it instead of paint it now that I see the wood🤩🤩

Absolutely gorgeous. Rescue badly painted furniture!

Great straightforward video. Thank you!

Beautiful job

Beautiful find. The book matched veneer is the BEST part of your find. A bit disappointed that you didn't thoroughly remove the paint/gunk from the edges of the drawers - this piece deserved that little extra effort 🥴. I loved that you only used tung oil & let the incredible flame mahogany veneer see the light again. It's a special wood - and it makes my stomach turn to see furniture flippers paint it. Well done. :)

Wow amazing wow

Just picked up, FOR FREE on the edge of the road, a cute little child size rolltop desk with bad black paint over bad red paint on everything except the rolltop panel itself! I’m dying to see what’s under all that cruddy paint so I’m off to the hardware store in a few minutes, thank you for the how-to & wish me luck on the project

Turned out beautiful

Such a good find! Great work.

I love this video

Beautiful piece! Totally worth the work. Great job!

Beautiful

Bravissima complimenti!!!! bellissimo , elegante

Great Video ! I have a house that was a flip flop and they painted all the wood trim . Looks like I'm going to need buckets of that citri strip .

Wow! Beautiful! I think the only reason to paint wood is if it is a cheap item or it is a final solution. I have painted wooden furniture myself. But, goodness, if you have a lovely piece of wood, just let it shine!

This is so beautiful

Funny. I have a drop leaf table with white paint, green paint underneath. You have beautiful veneer there. You did a lot of good work and it paid off.Thank you for sharing!