hello furniture friends! katie here from SALVAGED by K Scott. this video is going to
be a little bit different i was just headed out to home depot to pick up some flipping supplies
and i thought that this would be the perfect opportunity to bring you along
and show you some things that i think would be really great practical gifts for anyone in your
life who is a furniture flipping enthusiast or just generally loves diy so obviously we're at
home depot and i am in canada but a lot of the things that i can find in here can
also be found at other home improvement retailers and also on amazon let's go see what we can find
i know the cleaning aisle isn't a glamorous place to do your holiday shopping but good prep work is
the foundation of furniture flipping and there are lots of useful goodies in here i love these
scrubby pads for cleaning really filthy pieces and i can never have too many of them
they're a great stocking stuffer murphy's oil soap is fabulous for cleaning wood finishes just
don't use it on anything you want to paint and oven cleaner as a stripper has been blowing up
on tick-tock recently so maybe i should grab a can of this and test that out
these spray bottles are great for mixing up concentrated cleaners like simple green or tsp
and i use microfiber cloths to wash my pieces and also wipe away all of my sanding dust these
metal polishes also come in handy on old hardware and they are the perfect stocking stuffer size
i love these heavy duty shop towels and there is always a pack of these under our tree from
santa trust me a girl can never have too many extension cords or power bars in her shop
heading into the paint department rust-oleum's line of chalk paint
is really great stuff especially if you're just getting started
these mini paint pots are a great gift and so is this project kit it's ready to go
BEHR'S chalk paint line is also a great option you can tint these paints to whatever
bear color you want and they also have really beautiful waxes in clear brown black and white
for a more experienced painter who wants to start spraying wagner offers a few different
options of electric turbine guns that are easy to use and easy to clean and if you're going to
spray you need some paint filters onto adhesives there are lots of great wood glues on the market
this gorilla wood glue is my favorite i also love this repositionable spray glue for temporarily
sticking down drawer liners painters tape is a must have in the flippers tool kit frog tape is a
little more expensive but in my opinion it's worth every penny when it comes to clean lines and it's
a great splurge for a holiday gift sandpaper is another thing that you can never have enough of
i'd say grab a variety of grits especially in these sanding blocks they're really easy to
hang onto and when the grit wears out you can just wrap a new sheet of paper around
it a mini detail sander like this is great for tiny details i absolutely love mine
some of my favorite fillers are this dap drywall spackling i like this for really superficial jobs
because it sands down so smooth and for bigger nicks and dings i like dap's wood pro x filler
and for really tough jobs like anything structural i love this verithin two-part epoxy filler
in situations where i need to sculpt or mold a repair i always grab this quick wood
paintable caulking is another great stocking stuffer that comes in handy to fill in
gaps and cracks just make sure you buy the one that specifically says it's paintable
so
some of my favorite primers are this bin shellac based primer that also comes in a handy spray can
and i've just picked up a can of this new kilzs restoration water-based primer too
moving on to safety gear some heavy duty gloves are a great option for anyone who's into stripping
furniture of course safety glasses goggles and work gloves are great too
and any furniture refinisher should really have a respirator with proper filters
on to the tool department i have a mishmash of inherited tools and stuff that my husband has
collected but if i was starting from scratch i would be investing in ryobi's line some of the
power tools that i use most often are my drill and driver my circular saw miter saw jigsaw
nailers and of course my sanders i love my ryobi five-inch random orbital and they have
a triangular one similar to this mouse sander from black and decker but it looks like my store is out
ryobi has a whole line that all run off the same battery or you can buy the corded versions as well
i invested in a little kreg jig for drilling pocket holes this year and i'd highly recommend
to anyone who's interested in building these dremel rotary tools are handy to have as well
clamps you can never have too many all the clamps in all the sizes that's what i want for christmas
some useful hand tools are of course screwdrivers
pliers hammers rubber mallets measuring tapes and a metal straight edge too
i love these 3m command strips for hanging stuff on my walls when it's
time for pictures and these furniture glides get used every day in my house
a shop vac is an incredibly handy tool to keep work areas clean and dust to a minimum and of
course you can never go wrong with a gift card now you may have noticed a distinct lack of paint
brushes in this furniture flipping gift guide and those are obviously an essential tool of the trade
my favorite brushes are made by zibra and as a thank you for all of your support this
year i'm going to be giving away two of their huge nine piece holiday gift sets
each set includes nine incredible paint brushes including two of their brand new
top coating brushes and a handy canvas tote all you need to do to enter the giveaway
is check out the details in the description box below make sure that you are subscribed
to my channel leave me a thumbs up and a comment on this video thank you so much
for coming shopping with me today and i will catch you guys next week with another fun flip