The second photo gives you an idea of the damage on the finer details and the corners. I apologize to those who cannot stand the sight of painted wood (sorry mom) but it would have been very very difficult to sand and stain all the pieces!
The Before and After for Micheal's Dresser!
Since I do most of the blogging I tend to be the "keeper of the photos" and when I asked Micheal why he didn't include a "before" picture he said he couldn't find one. So without further ado, BEFORE and after. :)


The second photo gives you an idea of the damage on the finer details and the corners. I apologize to those who cannot stand the sight of painted wood (sorry mom) but it would have been very very difficult to sand and stain all the pieces!

The second photo gives you an idea of the damage on the finer details and the corners. I apologize to those who cannot stand the sight of painted wood (sorry mom) but it would have been very very difficult to sand and stain all the pieces!
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How embarrassing... there is a dust bunny in the picture. Guess we're just keepin' it real right??
so beautiful!!
I can't lie, I get super excited when I see you've posted another before and after picture! You never fail to disappoint (and temporary inspire me, until I realize I have no knack for this stuff!) Hope all is well with the weekend renovations!
This is a beautiful dresser from the 1930's and solid as a rock. You have prolonged its life by painting it. Great job! Ann
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