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" City Farmhouse creator Jennifer O&amp;#039;Brien saw past the scratches, dings, and signs of wear and bought this rolling vintage TV stand for $5\u2014that&amp;#039;s right, $5! To give it some TLC, Jennifer will need to replace the bottom shelf, then use wood filler, sand paper, and paint, and in no more than a day&amp;#039;s work, this TV table will be completely refreshed.           How cool is this vintage tv cart?! I went thrifting this morning with my sidekick &amp;amp;amp; found this! What a steal at 5 bucks! Can&amp;#039;t wait to clean it up, give it a new bottom &amp;amp;amp; a fresh coat of paint. Ever since I saw @thechroniclesofhome of home turn one of these into an outdoor bar, I was completely inspired! #staytuned #vintage #thriftingisthebest #soexcited #lookatthedetails #makeoverintheworks A photo posted by City Farmhouse (@cityfarmhouse1) on Jul 23, 2014 at 10:18am PDT     Here&amp;#039;s how to bring your vintage two-tiered table into a furnishing fit for a prime-time spot in your home:  Materials and tools  -TV stand or other furnishing to be refinished -Wood filler -Putty knife -Sandpaper (120-grit and 220-grit) -Orbital sander -Bonding primer (I like Kilz Adhesion) -Paint (I like Sherwin-Williams&amp;#039; ProClassic paints in a semigloss finish) -Smooth six-inch foam roller -Paintbrush for those hard-to-reach places -Clean cotton cloth to remove dust after sanding  Instructions  1. Using a putty knife, fill any scratches, dings, or gouges with wood filler. 2. After the wood filler has completely dried, sand the entire piece with an orbital sander and the 120-grit sandpaper, then sand again with the 220-grit sandpaper. 3. Use a clean cotton cloth to wipe off any dust. Paint on a thin coat of the bonding primer. 4. Apply a thin first coat of paint using the foam roller. Let it dry completely, then apply a second coat again with the roller. Use the brush to get to the hard-to-reach places. Let dry completely.  Tell us: What furnishings have you refinished and painted?  ----- Plus: See more of our pretty handy project ideas \u00BB 21 ideas for home decor you can make \u00BBFlea market haul: Shannon&amp;#039;s upcycled art \u00BBWhat you found: fab flea market finds from across the country \u00BB20 reasons country is hot right now \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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