Lori,

Good question! I usually glaze right over the primer coat. Because I use my own chalky paint primer, it’s flat and accepts the glaze really well. I love, love, love this glaze for so many projects!

gail

The table saw should always be used with either a fence OR a mitre gauge as I said but I don’t think you can do that table cut with a mitre gauge! I would probably use a circular saw or jigsaw running against a clamped board.
You know I admire you and all you do, just want you to be safe!

Thanks for the heads up Julie! I’ll have to watch some videos on cutting an oval coffee table with a mitre gauge. I have NO idea how that would work. (and stay on the line) 🙂

gail

yippee! I’m so happy to inspire you Christina! The best part is after you cut the table top, you still have more pieces to work with, including but not limited to the table base!

It makes me smile to know that I have inspired you to not pass up broken coffee tables anymore. 🙂
gail

I can’t tell you how many of these coffee tables I have passed up because there was damage to the outside edge! Well never again! What an awesome idea <3

The glaze! I can’t stop using it Nova! I love it on everything. 🙂

Like I said, I would love to keep this table in place of my larger hall table…. but until I do a gallery wall I need the space on the larger table for photos.

gail