Thank you so much! It’s amazing what they could do and build so long ago without the tools we have today. It sure is beautiful and well made. I was grateful to get to restore it.

So funny bc she said the same thing when I showed it to her when I finished!😂 I agree, I love the wood grain, too.💜

There are at least two of us now.😆 Thank you!

Thank you so much! I love this style of dresser. They have so much character and quality of workmanship.😍 I snagged a similar one for my daughter’s room that I am looking forward to refinishing, too.

Thank you! Wasn’t that such a great deal? That’s why I was willing to pay for it before I could look at it in person and pick it up. I knew it would be gone if I did. It’s such a beautiful little dresser.

Thank you, Martine! Cheers!

Thank you, Cheryl! It is such a lovely dresser that it didn’t take much to spruce it up.😍

Thank you, Susan! I always love a good wood grain!😍

Thank you! 🤗

It really does work well. I’ve used it several times now and am very happy with it, especially considering how much safer it is to use compared to other effective strippers.

Yes, it’s much more effective than citristrip and not as sticky. You pay more, but if it’s more effective and easier to deal with, then I think it’s worth the extra cost. Thank you! You as well.

Completely agree! I have had good success with this one so far. Lisa from Ivy Lane Interiors stripped a Midcentury Bassett dresser that was absolutely covered in a bad paint job last week with it if you haven’t watched her video to see her experience using it with a painted piece. She liked it, too. I also love how affordable the sanding sponges are, especially considering how well they work. I considered white washing the dresser, bc I really like that look, too. I do want to try it on a piece sometime. Glad you still liked this look. Always appreciate you watching and commenting, Annetta.💜

Thank you!😊

Thank you, Barbara! I’m so grateful for how it turned out.💜

Thank you! What makes you say that? Because of the style or something else? Just curious so I can learn.☺️

Thank you, Carol!💜

Too funny! I’m glad I’m not the only one. They work so well, but I hate the feel on my hands! How special to have that history to go with the dresser. I’m so glad my video has inspired you to restore it to something that better suits your taste.😍

Thank you! I love how much you know about woodworking and appreciate you sharing your knowledge and what you use. I’ve never even heard of button shellac and will have to look into it. Oak is such a beautiful wood that it probably would’ve looked pretty with only some kind of protection on it. I really like the brown that this stone brings out in the grain tho. Appreciate the science lesson - no wonder it wasn’t very effective!😂😅 Lesson learned for next time. Thanks so much for watching!

Right?!🤢 Necessary evil sometimes.

How exciting! Someone is planning to get it tomorrow for $425. I think I could’ve held out for the $450 I had it listed for, but I have several pieces stacking up and am happy to get it sold. Another lady in my area has some listed for $500-$550. Hopefully that helps.💜