How To Do A Paint Pour Table Top | Save An UGLY Coffee Table | Stunning Statement Piece

They're tough to sell, but sometimes I just can't resist them! Come with me as I give this poor little coffee table the paint pour treatment! Scooped up from the side of the road, this coffee table is the perfect candidate for a paint pour treatment, and will be a perfect blank canvas. And you won't believe the stunning results!

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[dianebeland]

I used to watch a show where someone would pick up free furniture and redo it and put it back on the person's lawn. The reaction of the people was so much fun.

[kimwarren]

I love this funky little froggy table!

[carolines]

Wow, Andy you are so clever not only in the furniture but also the camera angles and editing and all that stuff!

[elebecepe]

You have a very soothing voice and you are very entertaining ;)

[kimberlykopsho]

BEAUTIFUL transformation 😮🤩😍 I love green💚💚 and adore 🐸 frogs.

[SirRommy]

The green, to me, maybe gives it a bit of a cottage feel. Looks good.

[barbaracloyne]

That was awesome I really thought you lost it but a great recovery

[joycealdrich]

The green is a refreshing change! Nicely done.

[sheriwitkowski]

WOW totally impressed! I just love your attitude! You are such a n inspiration!! Keep going and stay happy and positive! The colors are fabulous!

[cristinaalmeida]

Such an amazing statment piece!!!
You are an amazing artisanartist ; )

[carolyndamico]

The green is gorgeous. I wish I had that kind of eye. But, then what about pulling out one of the colors on top for the base. Again, the green is simply why I leave designing to the stores and others.

[janetboette]

Cute little groggy! Paint pour makes me anxious, I am a bit of a control freak.

[ThKiwi]

When you started pouring I thought “oh no…” but by the end I was thinking “oh YES!” It turned out beautiful. ❤

[priscilla]

Yes! It's the best mess I have ever seen, congratulations on this one. Beautiful finish product 👏.

[Bakerboy]

Looks fantastic! I have black coffee table I would love to try this.

[lynnpelletier]

When I first saw your gorgeous roadside hunk, I thought of a Greek or Roman the very handsome dark green base, I was convinced that the table was a tribute to one with great powers. I do have to admit that I was giving you peanut gallery from the right...blow from the right..etc. In the end, and a clean up normally reserved for my own projects, The Greak god of Earth my way of saying WOWl!! The same hunk but now all dressed up.

[deborahmatatall]

I love the green. It feels like a deep forest filled with ferns. The top turned out beautiful. The colors you chose are a perfect complement to the green base. I see no frogs here! I’ve never seen a paint pour with watered down paint. The results are lovely. I’ve done a few (much smaller!) pours with acrylic paint and floetrol. It’s a very different effect. I need to try your technique! It looks like a lot of fun!🌸

[cantocant]

Stunning makeover! Looks like a marble top now and the green is a gorgeous forresty green. I think the slant on the garage floor acted in your favor. I think the paint pour turned out more dramatic from the slope.

[annaa]

Love coffee table and your personality is sweet and funny. Great job!

[tarahill]

Very beautiful 😍. Lot of time and effort, and it shows. 😀 Great job!!!!