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How to paint Ikea furniture: The easy and durable way!
Ikea furniture is amazing to use as a base for furniture flipping because the design of it is almost always very basic and simple; you have nothing ornate to deal with. However, you want to make sure to paint it properly so that the paint adheres well and you don’t find peeling paint a few months later. Below are the easy steps showing how to paint Ikea furniture. This post contains affiliate links which means I may earn a small commission off purchases made from my links. This is at no additional cost to you and helps me continue producing free content for you! Tools & Materials Purdy 2″ Angled Nylox Glide…
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How to Upcycle Furniture in your Home: Black Sideboard Cabinet Makeover
New furniture can be so expensive! Instead of buying new furniture, why not take a piece of furniture that is in your home or from a thrift store and give it a whole new look? Some might respond with “I could never do that! I have no idea how to and I’m not very creative.” Guess what? You don’t have to be creative to do it! You also can learn how to through this tutorial and a little trial and error. So let’s get started! I hope this sideboard cabinet makeover tutorial inspires you to transform a piece of furniture in your home too. Thanks to Minwax for sponsoring this post. I…
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3 Amazing Ingredients for Removing Nastiness from Thrifted Furniture
Let’s face it. Sometimes thrifted furniture is disgusting. Here are three products that are my go-to items when cleaning thrifted furniture. This post contains affiliate links which means I could earn a small commission from purchases. This is at no extra cost to you. Thank you! TSP: This is a cleaner and degreaser. You can also use a phosphate-free TSP substitute. I’ve used both and they both work well. Goo Gone: This is perfect for removing sticky substances that the TSP can’t quite get odd. Baking Soda: Yup, basic baking soda! It can do wonders for removing bad smells from furniture. Want all the details on how to use these…
