Crafted by Monnow Lane

New flip complete and ready for their new home :) Custom light sage with Pureco Calico inside and as a wash on the top. 4 coats of top coat added to the tops for added durability. Really happy with how these turned out ... I'm definitely not as fast as I used to be though!!

Temu is my guilty pleasure and now that I'm dipping my toes back into flipping, I've just found myself searching through products that I would normally buy at Bunnings ... Before I jump in and risk wasting a heap of cash (well not really a heap, but you know what I mean ha) please share your Temu flipping wins with me!

I'll start ...
For those who own a Festool RO150 (the big boy) sander, they have 18 hole sanding discs and replacement pads that fit and work perfectly ... Sadly I haven't found anything for the RO90 or ES125.

New flip incoming! Throw your colour / finish suggestions at me please ... I pretty much have ALL the colours stored in my shed!! Shhhh

SOLD! Now onto the next! Another flip for the win

How good is AI staging??!!! You don't really need a staging wall these days. That's some scary s**t 😂

If you haven't tried this top coat from yet, I'd highly recommend it. $19.90 for 500ml

FOR SALE - Please DM for details.
Painted in a stunning custom Greige mineral paint with a wash stain of the same colour on the tops. Beautifully neutral!
Pick up from Hobartville / Richmond NSW

Playing about with a new staging area (bedside is just part of my testing ... him and his matching sidekick are about to be flipped) ...

Hi Guys! Hope everyone is doing well?

I've been checking out a few flips on YT and I notice that a lot people in the US use Acetone as a paint / varnish stripper. Do any of you have any experience with this please? I currently use Pureco Eco Stripper, which I've found to be faster and less toxic than others, but would also like to have a back up in my shed to grab when I run out.
Is it more of a cleaner than a stripper? I really don't want to have to put any more elbow grease into the process, because my muscles and joints are getting OLLLLD, so the easier the better is my way forward ha.

If you do use it, which brand have you found to be the best, or doesn't it matter??
Thanks in advance 😘

Excuse the mess around it but we're prepping for decorating (which ultimately means we have paint colour samples scattered through the house, and sh$t everywhere ha) ... But here she is, and I'm stoked with her. I may end up changing the paint colour after we've made the final decision on the wall colour, but for now it's the gorgeous Pistachio with Driftwood stain ... The stain definitely won't be changing as I think its perfect from keeping this stunning grain alive, without it being too overbearing.
I paid $40 for this piece, probably used around $30 in product, and not much in blood sweat or tears, as she sanded back so easily, and painting was a breeze. $70 total ... BARGAIN!