DIY Distressed Wood Look in 5 Easy Steps #shorts

Let me show you how to get that distressed wood look in 5 easy steps. #shorts This is a popular color combination on a lot of shabby chic or rustic farmhouse style decor and furniture. It's easy to do and looks great!

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[CeeJayTheth]

This right here is what Shorts should be about

[tophinski]

You must have access to my search history cause I literally just looked this up yesterday. Psychic. Great video, Matt.

[wit]

Now that is one quality short. My the example piece looks great.

[ColdWarVet]

Nicely done! I should be natural at this. I wreck every nice project I ever tried.

[skatedeath]

Did the same thing. Using a propane hand torch. (But also did the spray paint method before). 👍👍👍👍

[mdcc]

this video helped me make a super cool wooden tray. it works! wife says it looks store bought !

[davidsoto]

Regarding fda food consumption, is this Good for redwood stained tabletop?

[ScottWhite]

When you spray with your sprayer, how much water to paint do you cut the Sherwin Williams Biscuit White?

[donnareneehylton]

Will it still look like that if you're working with a table that already has a wood look my question is do you have to use a spray paint

[johncline]

A question, where do you find slabs from? Great video, thanks for posting!!!

[matthewransom]

Out of curiosity what does the paste wax do? I've never done any distressing but getting ready to try and I'm using your steps for advice but curious of what the paste wax does. I'm guessing it gives it the sheen look you had

[mariachacin]

Thank you for this I have been looking for this finish for so long, tried a few did not work. Thanks

[maygraph]

Would this be the same process for a cherry oak bench?

[saliyalokeshwara]

Is this the same paste wax that you apply on cars?

[dawabbitt]

These shorts are great and educational, but every time I see you have a new video, I get excited and think it's a new *build*.

Ha! - I guess it'll take some getting used to?😉 - Great tip, btw - about the past wax at the end! I'll definitely have to give that a try, as I'm often left thinking my finished projects look to... *dull* - for a lack of a better word at the moment.

[whopua]

I'm making a tongue and groove clock that's 60in in diameter. I've been procrastinating on the finish because I'm afraid I'll screw it up. I prepped it all for finishing with 180 grit. Is that too smooth for this?

[jonbar]

Most carpentry stuff on here is pretty basic, typical homeowner level stuff but that was class. Definitely going to use that for a dartboard backer. Or get friends who can throw a dang dart...

[ProleDaddy]

For a, pretty well, no maintenance topcoat, water-based polyurethane may be a better option.

[TheLegendInYou]

I hate this look but money is money. What sells is what matters.

[jasonscott]

Hi Matt. I love the content you post. It's always great stuff. I sent an email to the address on your website a couple of weeks ago. Would love to hear from you if you have time. Thanks again.