【DIY】古材でヴィンテージ風DIYを作るなら 新品木材からでも簡単で安く作れる古材風木材のダメージ加工とエイジング塗料の作り方

When creating popular DIY furniture and items like tables, desks, and shelves, many people create a vintage or antique look with a worn, worn appearance. However, using genuine antique wood can be expensive, unavailable in the desired size, or cutting the wood can result in an unbalanced finish with the edges looking brand new. This video explains how to achieve a uniform color balance by cutting your favorite wood to your desired size and then processing it. By creating your own paint using commonly available household items, you can create a wood aged finish that looks like you've traveled back in time. Chapters 0:00 Opening - Video Summary 0:37 Paint Creation 2:14 Distressing 5:16 Paint Preparation 6:27 Painting 7:59 Finished 8:19 Changes in the Finish 9:13 Ending - Summary 10:05 Subscribe to the channel Recommended Videos [Additional Information in This Video] ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… If you apply the homemade paint used in this aging process before cutting or chamfering the wood, the new wood will be exposed and the wood will look unbalanced. We recommend painting the cuts first. The paint we created this time does not have any preservative or protective properties, so it is not suitable for outdoor use. Please use it indoors. When putting the homemade paint into a container, the cap (lid) was loosely closed in the video. However, soaking steel wool in vinegar generates gas, which creates pressure inside the container. Therefore, be sure to seal the container tightly. Be sure to close the cap loosely or cover lightly with plastic wrap to avoid contact with the container. Also, if the container itself is made of steel (iron), the vinegar may react with the container and cause it to rust, so make the paint in a rust-proof container. The paint made in this video was made using standard vinegar, steel wool, and black tea, but the amounts of the three ingredients are not set; you can add more steel wool or soak the wood in vinegar for a longer time. It is also possible to create a natural, antique-looking wood look without adding tea, but adding tea and increasing the amount of tannin will result in a darker color. Conversely, if you want to lighten the color of the wood with paint, use less steel wool relative to the vinegar and shorten the soaking time. To reduce the amount of tannin, make the paint without adding tea. You can lighten the color that appears on the wood. And, as seen in the video when painting two types of wood, cedar and SPF, the color appearance varies depending on the amount of tannins contained in the wood. To achieve your desired color, we recommend doing a test coat on a scrap piece of wood and letting it sit for a while to see how the color appears. This article explains how to create a distressed-look wood treatment from new wood using the distressing process, which is essential for enjoying antique DIY projects using distressed, vintage-style wood. It also explains how to make paints that create a distressed look without having to purchase old wood. Purchasing authentic old wood from a hardware store or lumber store can be expensive, the size you want may not be available, or it may be difficult to find. The cut edges of wood can sometimes be brand new and unbalanced, making it difficult to create the exact piece you envision. However, if you create the antique-look wood we made in this video, you can achieve the desired size, color balance, and cut and modify it however you like. This minimizes the challenges and makes it easier to enjoy the DIY project you desire. I hope you'll find this video helpful. "Ajizanmai DIY Market" provides useful information on DIY projects, including how to make and use them. Subscribe to our channel to stay up to date on DIY information. ▼If you haven't subscribed yet, click here▼ https://www.youtube.com/c/ajizanmaiDI... Like this video? If you found it helpful, please subscribe, like, and comment. #DIY #AntiqueWood #Aging #Paint #Painting #Woodworking #Wood #Processing #AjizanmaiDIYMarket #FukuokaDIY