It looked nice, but didn't have a lot of character and wasn't even that sturdy. SO.... I kept looking. A couple days later I came across this table for $50.00 at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore.
Then, we used tape to protect the sides of the tabletop so we could spray paint the bottom. We wrapped painter's tape all the way around the table, flipped it over, and started painting.
Then we flipped the table back over and wiped off the top. We took the tape off and used a foam paint brush to brush our stain on. We were very careful to make sure it was going on evenly. We used an old rag to wipe the stain according to the directions on the can. When that dried, we put a clear finish on it to protect the tabletop.
Then, we lightly sanded the chairs and the base of the table to prepare them to be painted.
We spray painted the base of the table and the chairs. Then, when the paint was dry, I took my sandpaper and rubbed off the paint from the edges, corners, feet, everywhere you might see normal wear and tear on an old table. We are really happy with our new kitchen table and the best part was the price- including paint, we did this all for around $110.00!
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