Table paint fail...help?
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A bit confused? You started with an "oak" table yet sanded and never hit "wood?" Is this a laminate top table? Does not appear that you used a primer of any sort? Head over to a real paint store and tell them the exact products you used. There will be a sealer that will work, just not sure which one.
I love it the way it is! It looks beautiful, and so vogue for today's trends!
If you like it, use it !! I just went through a similar thing with my TV stand. I sanded and sanded, thought it was ok but the Stain didn't take in certain areas. I sanded AGAIN! Finally, a guy who does jobs for me told me to buy Poly Stain. Its like a paint more than a Stain but it worked!! Pretty color, Honey.
SORRY!! Its called Poly Shades!! And its glossy too!
I actually agree and love the look of it as is. Gives it character...not so 'perfect!'
It looks to me as if the left side of the table has some striations in it, but maybe it is veneer that has lifted? We have done a fair amount of painting in this household and never had a piece of whatever that did not cover adequately. Nor have any of them been sanded and sanded and sanded. Usually a light sanding is all that is needed. This sea chest was about 200years old when we found it. My husband originally wanted to save the color, and started sanding but very lightly and even using fine steel wool. He could not preserve the finish so then gave it a finish of French polish.