Furniture Flip Glow Up with Fusion Mineral Paint

Ready for a furniture flip glow up?

In this weeks furniture flip, I refinish a small outdated dresser with Fusion Mineral Paint in the colour Goddess Ashwagandha (Lisa Marie Holmes Collection). I love how this flip turned out. The stunning wave detail on the top drawer was lost with the original stain, but with a bit of paint and changing up the hardware, the dresser now has a new life.

The world of furniture flipping is fairly new to me but I am so excited to share my journey in learning how to paint, refinish and restore furniture. I have a LOT to learn, and not just with furniture flipping. While learning to flip furniture on the screen, I'm also learning to film, light, and edit behind the screen.

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[TranscendFurnitureGallery]

This turned out so pretty! I love that colour so much. I giggled when you were talking about the Lemon Verbena, hahaha- I hadn't considered the Fruit Loop thing.. but I can totally see that! haha

[babilm]

Really good work. I enjoyed it. Thank you.

[JessiPerez]

I’m getting tips on how to prep furniture for painting, thank you 😊 greetings from Vernon BC 🇨🇦

[DavidDanielJr]

Hey Mahala... I've had limited success with quick wood particularly on corners. I've switched over to using Bondo instead. (either the kind for a car or the specific wood Bondo ) I just clamp a piece of scrap wood or two along the edge to hold the Bondo in place and let it dry for about 30 minutes and it's usually good to. Using that method, I haven't had any failures so far.