Materials

Tools

  • 1 x Bedside drawers - used.
  • Cedar stain water based
  • Clear satin water based
  • Satin black water based
  • Wood putty for patching.

 

  • Sandpaper, 80, 120, 240, 400 grit.
  • 125mm  diameter sander.
  • 150mm diameter sander.
  • Paint brush and 100mm x 4mm nap roller for painting satin black.
  • Rags for staining.
  • Masking tape.

Steps

12

Step 1

1/2

Check unit for wear , then sand and prepare for staining and painting.

 

Mask off the area in between the staining area and painted area.

 

Paint body and drawers first (apply 3 coats light sanding in between coats).

 

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Next Step

Step 2

2/2

Once all painting is done, stain (4 coats to get the colour required)  and clear coat the top of the unit.(2 coats, light sand in between coats).

 

When dry install new knobs.

 

Job done.

 

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EricL
Bunnings Team Member
Bunnings Team Member

Re: Upcycled Bedside drawers

Hi @JoeAzza 

 

Thank you so much for sharing the steps you took to upcycle this bedside drawer. That black satin finish along with the cedar stain for the top looks amazing. I'm definitely going to try this on my next table project.

 

Eric

 

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Tinker_Bell
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Re: Upcycled bedside drawers

Gorgeous project @JoeAzza! I really like the colour of the cedar stain you used for the top as it balances the black beautifully.  

 

Katie

 

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