Moving in the 1960's Dresser-Buffet

 Hi Friends,

 Today is the day! I'm so excited to be moving in the upscale dresser for the buffet base for a thrifted hutch cabinet I found this Summer

Started with this 

 a lot of sanding and drying time was spent because of very low temperatures.

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staining the whole piece with "American Walnut" and bringing it in the house to dry properly.

adding the top cabinet (refinishing it when it's a lot warmer.)

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New china hutch with November décor,

I've moved my Coca-Cola collection to the top of the new China hutch

Ended with this...I Love it!!

Thank you all checking in to see how this project turned out.

I would love to hear from you all, What do you think?

So until my next post....May God Bless You and Your Family,

I'm Vicki a Colorado Junkett

Vintage 1960's Dresser Repurposed

 Hi Friends,

Today I'm giving you an update on how the repurpose 1960's dresser with a blonde lacquer finish, is coming along. Not to exciting, but this is what I have been doing when the weather permits.

I started sanding, however the finish was mucking up the sandpaper

Then I went to stripper let it do it's thing scraped it off

sanding again with 150-220 grit

let it dry some and do the process again and again.

Thanks for stopping by.

Until my next post.....

May God Bless You and Your Family,

I'm Vicki a Colorado Junkett