Curbside Tables Make Great Test Projects.

This was the lower shelf that we took off. This thing weighs a ton!

Started stripping it down. Now remember, I was only using these pieces for practice. I wanted to try Unicorn Spit and I also wanted to try Epoxy. You will see that I didn't even paint the legs on either piece. It had such a heavy gloss coat on it, so I left it alone.

Stripping Gel link below

Stripping in progress.

Yes and I got him to do some sanding 😊

So I totally messed with colors. There is no rhyme or reason that I picked these colors, I don't usually use Red and orange. But I wanted to try a many spit colors as possible. I went with the wood grain. Then I put the suran wrap on it and smushed it. So the guys in the neighborhood l I be the color. The women...eh.

Unicorn Spit paint link above.

I ended up putting on a black coat of chalk paint on the top. Then I used Epoxy mixed with the paint for the different color blue background. Waited for it to dry. Then painted the turtle and the foliage. Then another layer of clear Epoxy. Link for Epoxy below.

That turtle head was so difficult for me. It kept looking like a frog.

So we are going to put in a stone patio in our front yard and this table will go out there. It was free. It just cost me the paint and my time.

This sits on out front porch. I just can't wait for a larger patio.