Thrift Store Painted Octagon Tables

I hummed and hawed whether to buy these octagon tables. I have mixed feelings about them. They’re not a popular shape these days. But I decided to challenge myself and see if I could update them. Today I’m sharing how I transformed these octagon tables with some rattan-cane mesh and a gorgeous neutral color. I can’t wait to hear what you think!

B L O G P O S T 👇

THRIFT STORE PAINTED OCTAGON TABLES -
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S U P P L I E S U S E D 👇

Octagon End Tables – SALVAGED
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:39 The Before
1:14 Removal Of Sticker And Hardware
2:11 Dated Panels Removal Using The Multi Tool
5:22 Removing The Panels On The Four Swinging Doors
5:37 Using Bondo To Cover The Large "Scar"
6:05 Using Dixie Belle Mudd Filler To Fill In The Little Leftover Divots
6:37 Smoothing Out The Bondo And Mudd Filler
7:07 Applying Primer
7:17 50/50 Mix Of White Cap & Sand Castle
7:49 Spraying Paint Using Spray Gun
9:02 Unboxing & Reveal Of Natural Cane Webbing
10:03 Measuring & Cutting Of Natural Rattan Webbing
11:21 How To Make It Flexible And Easier To Work With
12:24 Staple Cane Webbing With Pneumatic Staple Gun
13:45 Cutting Excess With Scissors And Utility Knife
14:28 Using This Trim To Have A Clean Finish
14:54 Easy To Use Brasso Metal Polisher
16:05 The After