Butcher Block Dining Set Makeover || @PerlerTricks

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Get App Our old, beat down, tile-topped dining set needed an update. 1 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Remove the screws holding the top to the legs. 2 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Lift off and place the old top aside. 3 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Give everything a good wash. 4 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Apply a generous coat of deglosser/liquid sander to all finished surfaces. 5 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Wipe down then paint all surfaces with two primer coats and three lacquer coats. 6 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Add distressed areas with an electric sander and seal with polyurethane. 7 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Like this. 👍 8 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Purchase an unfinished butcher block island top. We got ours from Lumber Liquidators. 9 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Measure carefully and center the painted legs on your new top. 10 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Mark the screw holes. 11 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Drill, being careful not to go all the way through your butcher block top. 12 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Reuse the screws you removed to secure new top. 13 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Add at least two coats of butcher block oil to seal and protect your new table top. 14 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Ta-da! @PerlerTricks on

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