I found this very yellow end table at the Goodwill store.
I wanted to first use my sander and remove the paint. But there were about 3 or 4 layers of different color paints on the end table. I decided to use paint stripper instead.
After 30 minutes I started scraping the paint with my scraper, but there still was a lot of paint. So I added some more of the paint stripper. After another 30 minutes I removed the remainder of the paint.
Now that the paint has been removed, I filled all the holes that appeared on the table. Then I used sandpaper to lightly sand the entire end table. Not showing here, I did add a backing to the end table.
Olive green chalk paint.
Next, I wanted to tone down the green by using Paint Couture, Van Dyke Brown glaze stain. This is another product that I’m using for the first time.
I painted the inside of the drawer maroon. I wanted a dark color to go with the olive green color.
I added a small molding design on the draw with a small knob. Also, I added a floral transfer to the inside backing of the end table.
