RESTORE FURNITURE WITHOUT SANDING (i made $300) #furnituremakeover #diy #furnitureflip

RESTORE FURNITURE WITHOUT SANDING (i made $300)

Such a quick and easy furniture flip that made me so much profit!I cracked the code with this Restore-a-finish and was able to flip this Dixie tallboy dresser in 2 hours. All without sanding (much)! This was the perfect product for this minimally damaged piece of furniture and I gotta say, she turned out great 🤟

[lisas]

It’s beautiful. I love the color. I had/still have the Dixie French provincial little girl’s white bedroom suit. And my Mom’s Dixie bedroom suite. Got them in 1966

[DeniseCampbell-nkhh]

Great eye for spotting that stunning piece!!! And as always, Fantastic job!!!!👍🏻👍🏻

[Alissaec]

Working smarter, not harder. Great job!

[KendalMaalea]

Restor a finish is so necessary! Especially on veneer pieces! 🙌🏽

[cesmith]

Basically, you cleaned it. $150 per hour is a good return.

[CSWells-uqjx]

I recognize that dresser. Just redid that same one for a client

[ninamoneyhacks]

Where do you sell your items once they're finished

[roxyshow]

The original finish was too yellow.
Yours is so much better!

[ellong]

Went from orange to brown with restore?

[alanakline]

Um, you don't know how to pronounce vintage?

[pseudopuppy]

your maths is dodgy. What you pocket, is $120 as owner and employee. $40 as employee ($60 - taxes). As owner you take $90 as NET profit.

$300 is the GROSS PROFIT (BEFORE YOUR COSTS & TAXES)

STOP OVER-REPRESENTING your success. It just makes you look unethical, unprofessional, and a scammer.

$300 - fuel costs to collect - materials used - TAXES (typically 30% total) - business costs. So you didn't make $300 in pocket (net). You made around $150. From that, you need PROFIT MARGIN for your business. Wages for a woodworker in the US is $20/hr ($60 for this job, including travel time to collect). So your REAL maths = $60 for your time + $90 business profits. YOU as the business owner and employee will take home $150 total. NOT $300