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Are you painting it first with Fusion mineral paint? Or just painting the glaze on the resin? If just the glaze, it will behave differently to my example, so test it out first to make sure it adheres to the surface. Can you test on back part of frame or is the surface different?

@@irestorestuff yes, I could test on back of frame. Thanks!

If you tap on the “more” near this video description i have all the links to everything i used in there.

I have not had experience with “polyvine” but I do know that SFO is great for staining and sealing raw wood.

The glaze would show as a grain type effect like the top of this table which is all flat (see the link to blog post with more pics in description above). You may like to try an antiquing or ageing wax instead. Fusion has some lovely ones here: 👉🏻 use code IRESTORESTUFF & save here: shop.fusionmineralpaint.com/sharon With decorative waxes like their ageing wax or black wax, you can manipulate the wax a little more to move it to the edges or corners. Practice on a sample board first for best results.

@@irestorestuff Thank you very much!

Thanks for sharing. If you decide to give it a try, I have loads of videos on my channel here showing you how. :)

@@irestorestuff ok i will - trying to update some tray tables.

Your welcome.

You’re welcome!

Code is IRESTORESTUFF at www.stencilofthemonthclub.com

Oh hi Madonna!

Hi! Thanks for watching.

Thanks. its a lovely set

Haha. Either that or they don't read the description or understand the concept of a live replay, and that when you are live, there's no "cut and paste" editing to make things go quicker. Oh well, any comment is good for engagement, I believe. ;)

I’ve never use any that weren’t transparent but I guess I’d maybe use a pencil to mark where the letter is & measure out even spacing between each 🤷🏼‍♀️

You're so welcome!

Thank you! 😊

Yes I have Metho on the cloth.

Thanks for watching! Yay. I hope you’ll subscribe and or follow my blog posts via my website irestorestuff.com

That's great. Glad you found it helpful. Depending what country you're in, Methylated Spirits can be called something else than it does here in Australia. I do a Metho test on my piece to determine if it is actually shellac finish - after applying a bit with a cloth, it should become tacky within a couple mins.

@@irestorestuff In Canada, its called Methyl Hydrate, readily available and not expensive. Not only does it dissolve runs when applied with steel wool, but it leaves a glass smooth finish. Thanks again ! 💙

I always paint the top of shelf inside.

For the painting I'm using one of my favourite short handle brushes from Cling on - the S30. (irestorestuff.com/product-category/brushes/cling-on-paint-brushes/cling-on-brushes-short-handle/) It fits under shelves like this so the handle doesn't bang on the top shelf while painting inside shelves. For stenciling I'm using an Essential Stencil brush. bit.ly/41Gvfnz

that would be a fun idea too.

if you tap the tool icon in portrait mode, you can also flip the screen in the same way you can in landscape mode.

Approx 6” square

Thanks so much for watching. In the description here on UA-cam, I mention that this is a replay of a live I did for Essential Stencil on their FB page today. Such a fun couple of projects.

I don’t usually use a primer when using furniture paint like Fusion paint. If I was using a light or white colour, and I think there’s a possibility of pine knots bleeding through, I’d prime. But in this example there was no risk of that as I only scuff sanded the existing varnish, so it still served as protection over any knots. Another reason I’d prime might be if the varnish was super slick - in that case I use Fusion’s clear Ultra Grip. I get my drawer handles anywhere from eBay to our local hardware store. 😊

I used Fusion Mineral Paint in colour Raw Silk for this one. Yes you can seal with a tough coat poly.

You’re so welcome.

Fusion's Gel Stain is a completely different product with different purpose, feel and texture. It is thicker, and it is oil based, so will have a different application. But if you have it on hand and want to try it on a piece of scrap wood, you could. It just won't have the same ease of application as a "glaze", for all the reasons I've stated. Hope this helps.

thanks for watching the replay here on UA-cam, Jenny.

Yay, an Aussie - thanks for watching.

Haha. I hope you understand that this is a replay of a Fb live and not a fully edited video. Thanks for your understanding and realistic expectations. And thanks for engaging with my content. 😁

Yes possibly water stain or oil. They can be removed by sanding the piece right back to raw again and refinishing the surface.

@@irestorestuff thank you! I'm trying to repair/restore historic shellacked window sills and would love to achieve the same look as you've done. Unfortunately, methylated spirits/denatured alcohol doesn't seem to affect the remaining shellac, maybe because it's 130 yrs old. Nevertheless, I appreciate your expertise and advice. It will be helpful for other projects. Cheers!

@@davewilliams7506Try varnish remover.

What causes those white ring is often a mere glass of wine (or stronger drink) without a coaster. But even a sweaty glass from ice cold water can damage the finish, but at least, its easier to repair then other means.