Refinishing a Vintage Mid Century Coffee Table

Quick and easy furniture redo of a mid century coffee table, made of solid wood, wood veneer, and composite (like a pressed wood). This was just a matter of removing the old finish, sanding everything down, filling some damaged areas, and then staining and resealing.

This project was actually done about a month and a half ago, and even though it's a quickie, I still wanted to share with you!

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PRODUCTS USED:
🔍Dewalt Random Orbital Sander

🔍Bahco Scraper

🔍Vinyl gloves

🔍Rubber Mallet

🔍General Finishes Gel Stain, Nutmeg

🔍Gorilla Wood Glue

🔍Minwax Wipe on Poly- Satin

🔍Ear protection

🔍Dust Masks

🔍Fusion Mineral Paint- Chocolate

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[darcyferrigno]

This channel should come with a warning disclaimer of " You may get addicted to videos, you may frequent hardware, thrift stores and garage sales much more frequently, you may want to not give a crap about your manicures anymore" But it is all worth it. I love all the restorations you do!

[Beruthiel]

Omg, we had a table almost the same bought in 1967! Long gone, three young kids, and dogs, but it was pretty nice and sturdy considering the wear and tear it endured. 😊

[michellefletcher]

My Grandad loved MCM furniture. He bought a solid walnut coffee table and two side tables. I will be getting my hands on them this summer and I am so excited to restore them to their original beauty!

[pacldawson]

You said this project may not have been dramatic, but I beg to differ. I love seeing a battered mid-century piece come back to life.

[sarahhansen]

I absolutely loved this one. I think there was a huge difference.

[marthajones]

What an amazing make over. I appreciate that you return pieces to their original look. I know sometimes it just can't be done. Also, I always enjoy seeing your animal friends. You are such a kind person.

[paulao]

I really love the design of this piece. It looks wonderful refurbished! 👍

[diywithtarnya]

I remember my family all had coffee tables like that. Blast from the past for sure. I think you made it look better than when it would have come off the factory floor. ❤️

[lauris]

I love the beautiful lines of this table and the way you refinished it. I really appreciate how you refinish things so that the beauty of the piece shines through; would love to find a piece like this in my thrift stores!

[bellenuke]

Nice job. I truly appreciate your art. It’s nice to see that you aim to preserve rather than paint in your projects. Bravo!

[Spooky-Sara]

The table looks amazing! And those deer are so adorable, especially the one cleaning itself

[purplewombat]

That humble coffee table turned out very nicely :-)

[kathleenhernandez]

I loved the deer's in your back yard, You did a beautiful job

[shirleypedersen]

That looks gorgeous. I love that mid-century look.

[barbaralemons]

The first project I took part in was helping my Dad refinish
our expandable gothic Spanish mission style pecan wood dining room table and chairs.
There was a captain's chair with arms and a cushioned back, like a throne (Dad's except for birthdays).
Mom was so mad to find out that the other curved, carved chairbacks were painted plastic,
though the frames were solid wood.
We painted them and they looked fine.
I believe that was in 1982.
We're still using that set.

[melodiedudgeon]

I am not a mid century furniture fan, but as beautiful

[mollylundquist]

Wow, that's a beautiful piece. I certainly couldn't imagine so at the beginning. But now...! Nothing's as satisfying as a good Cinderella tale, and Angie gives us one every video: from beat-up and unappreciated to gorgeous and desirable.

[missburgos]

It looks beautiful! I like the sides looking darker. It makes the top of the coffee table stand out. Wonderful work and thanks for posting!

[sylviajones]

You make everything look so easy. Arghhhh....lol.
Thank you for saving furniture & showing us how.

[glasgowjohn]

we had that tables when i was a kid and now i want to find one again.