Restor-A-Finish vs This Trashed MCM Table... Ai Was Right — The Results Are Insane

I found this MCM Lane end table at the Goodwill Outlet and it was rough — scratches, faded finish, mystery spots, even a split leg. Instead of stripping and sanding for days, I grabbed a can of Restor-A-Finish and some Feed-N-Wax to see if I could save it. I'd never used this stuff before and had no idea what I was doing. This is not sponsored — just an Iowa dad learning as he goes. Timestamps: 0:00 — The Goodwill find: this MCM Lane table was too cool to leave behind 0:20 — What I'm buying at Home Depot (Restor-A-Finish, wax, steel wool) 0:29 — Full disclosure: I've never done this before 0:47 — Picking up the Walnut Restor-A-Finish 1:20 — Examining the damage — this one spot has me worried 1:50 — Spot treating the worst damage first 2:00 — First sign it's actually working 2:27 — They forgot my steel wool — heading to Walmart at 10pm 2:47 — Uh oh… found a split in the front leg 2:58 — Attempting to glue and clamp the leg 3:08 — Bad idea, bad idea, bad idea 😂 4:06 — Leg is clamped — let's get to the top 4:34 — Applying Restor-A-Finish to the top 4:57 — First wipe-off — looking pretty darn good 5:52 — One coat down — doing a second pass to bring out the grain 7:46 — Overnight reveal after it's had time to sit 7:56 — Final step: applying the Feed-N-Wax 8:24 — I lied — you're supposed to buff it right away 9:10 — The finished product reveal 9:37 — Game changer for furniture flipping — I didn't know it was this easy 9:55 — Outro & subscribe Products used: • Howard Restor-A-Finish (Walnut) • Howard Feed-N-Wax • 0000 Super Fine Steel Wool • Titebond Wood Glue • Mineral Spirits Subscribe for more thrifting, flipping, and figuring it out as I go.