Driftwood Weathered Wood Finish Product Reviews
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Furniture Makeover: Weathered Driftwood Furniture Finish
by Diane Henkler of InMyOwnStyle on 9-23-13
Last week, I gave you a glimpse of my dining room table that I had just completed making over using a driftwood furniture finish.Today I will show you the process I used to make the transformation. My dining room table is a hand-me-down from my mom and dad. I like the style of the table, but not the orange-tone finish. I love it. It is exactly the finish I wanted. The best part-it was easy and inexpensive to do.READ FULL REVIEW
Driftwood Weathered Wood Finish Product Review on a Spring Porch Table
by Melanie Robinson of ThePaintedChandelierBlog, May 21, 2014
I recently had the opportunity to review an amazing product called Driftwood Weathered Wood Finish. Kim at DIY Driftwood emailed me with details about using the product. It comes in a packet as a powder that you mix with water and apply to bare, unfinished or stripped and sanded wood and it will produce a weathered driftwood appearance within 15 minutes. I had the perfect table in which to test this product! READ FULL REVIEW
Product Review: DIY Driftwood
by Danika Herrick of GorgeousShinyThings June 2013
I wanted to share a very cool product with you guys. Have you heard of DIY Driftwood? Its a simple, non-toxic solution that gives bare wood the look of aged driftwood in one easy step. And it is very affordable at only $12.99 a package! Check out the range of tones it creates on different woods. I had the perfect test subjects in mind- plain old pine IKEA and this old oak table. I had “limed” it a few years ago, but it still wasn’t working for me. READ FULL REVIEW
DIY Driftwood: Weathered Grey Wood Finish Tutorial
by Lindsey Rubino of WhiteAndWeathered on 1/24/14
One day I was surfing Pinterest and I came across a sweet product called DIY Driftwood. I knew immediately I wanted to use it on some pieces for in my son’s coastal nursery. My father had built some rustic shelves that I thought the product would be perfect for. I ordered it right away and it arrived the following week. To my surprise, it came in a tiny little envelope in my mailbox! I was so excited to get started and share with you all how to accomplish your own DIY Driftwood finish with this amazing product.
Driftwood Weathered Finish
by Debbie Westbrooks of RefreshRestyle on Jan. 29, 2014
Today I’m sharing a driftwood weathered finish that I used on 2 pallet wood shutters. I received a package and it contained 2 small packages. Of course I was concerned that it wouldn’t be enough to finish the shutters. The directions said to mix one package with one cup of water. That’s what I did and it was enough to finish both shutters. Each package when mixed as directed will cover 25-35 square feet. Driftwood weathered wood finish is all natural and should be used on unfinished, untreated wood. It’s takes all the guess work out of creating a driftwood look. This was one of the fastest projects that I’ve ever done and I still one package left. READ FULL REVIEW
Design Your Own Gift Wrap
by Angela Esposito of LifeInVelvet on February 16, 2014
I‘m so excited to share my latest project…custom gift wrap with upcycled grocery bags! The thing that makes this project so cool is the Weathered Wood Finish I used to turn the paper such a pretty blue. The finish is typically used for furniture refinishing and other wood projects, but this is another great application. READ FULL REVIEW.
Driftwood Finish on DIY Tree Stump Table
By Jae Vinson of DesignOCD on 04/16/2014
Last summer, I made my own tree stump table by removing the bark from a stump and adding 3 casters to the bottom to make it easy to move around. At that time, I left the wood untreated but I recently updated it with a new finish.
Driftwood Weathered Wood Finish is a simple powder that you add to water and apply to.bare, unfinished , stripped and sanded wood and it will produce a beautiful driftwood appearance usually within 15 minutes. READ FULL REVIEW
Wood Desk Refinishing Project
By Michael Arrison of TimelessPaper.com – Michael did a guest blog for DIYDriftwood.com
A PERSONAL INTRODUCTION: Hi! Mike here, from TimelessPaper.com. My wife, Emily, and I run a paper and design company (and blog), and were recently fortunate enough to run across DIYDriftwood’s products. I am by no means an expert on anything related to woodwork, but what follows is an account of my experience. Perhaps it will be of assistance to someone out there interested in desk refinishing with Driftwood Weathered Wood Finish. READ FULL REVIEW
What are customers saying about Driftwood Weathering Wood Finish:
“I can honestly say that in my entire life, I have never, EVER, submitted, replied to or sent an email to a business from whom I patron. I have never submitted one review in spite of the thousands of reviews I have read. To be honest when I jumped on your site, I wasn’t perfectly confident in the results I was going to get. But the other customer pictures looked so good that I couldn’t resist.
So I ordered some DIY Driftwood finish and a tin of liming wax. I used them to finish a set of 5 floating shelves for the corner of our dining area. We’ve moved into a new home and needed something to store some legacy pieces of china and kitchen items from our grandparents and great grandparents for remembrance. The floating shelves were done with white pine 1x2s as the interior framing and a 1/4″ pine project panel on the outside.
The application was so easy and the final look was so beautiful, it takes me a great deal of restraint to not drag every person I know over to have them admire the result. I’ve rarely, if ever, met with a product which so completely satisfied and exceeded my expectations. The DIY Driftwood finish in combination with the liming wax made my shelves look amazing!
So thank you. I’ve attached a couple pictures so you can see the results. I authorize you to publish these pictures, as well as any comments in this email, on your website.
I’ve already ordered some more to finish another set of floating shelves and a corner table. When they’re done and installed, I’ll send some more pictures your way.
Wishing you continued success,