Flip With Hayley

Saving furniture one piece at a time! Enjoy these 4 flips ✨

Removing years worth of grime before painting was one satisfying job 🧼

Why are there so many sandpaper grits?!

Here’s what I actually use each one for 👇🏻

80G - Stripping & removing stubborn finishes. Don’t use on delicate surfaces

120G - Removing old finishes & smoothing rough surfaces

180G - Refining scratches & general prep. Perfect transition grit

220G - Smoothing before finishing

240G - Smooth surfaces & final prep grit

400G - Fine finishing & sanding between coats

The biggest mistake? Jumping straight from a really coarse grit to a super fine one! Save this for your next flip 👍🏻

Throwback to an older flip, but I just love how these drawers turned out! Such simple steps can really transform a piece 🖤🤎

The most calming sound & the most satisfying part of a flip! Enjoy 20 seconds of it 😂☁️

These are the tools I’m using on MOST of not ALL my flips!!

POWER DRILL
• Great for drilling new hardware holes
• Removing & adding hardware
• Removing hinges

PAINT EDGER PAD
• Game changer for applying paint wash
• Saves times
• Also great for applying stains

ORBITAL SANDER
• Saves time & super effective
• Great for flat surfaces
• Good for scuff sanding or sanding to raw wood

SCRAPER
• Great for repairs with wood filler
• Stripping paint
• Removing old details

PAINT SPRAYER
• Saves so much time painting
• Applies even & thin coats
• Leaves a smooth finish

If your new to flipping or wanting to start flipping furniture comment TOOLS & I’ll send more info 🔨🔧

If only flipping could be this quick right! But honestly, there is so much that goes into a piece:

• Sanding
• Repairs
• Painting
• Staining
• Sealing

& of course TIME!

But anyway, here are some of my favourite flips ✨

I must admit… this was the best part of this flip 😂

The 3 things I NEVER skip when flipping furniture!

Because honestly… the transformation starts LONG before the paint goes on.

✨ Clean properly
✨ Don’t rush the prep
✨ Price the finished piece — not what you paid for it

What’s one furniture-flipping rule you swear by? 👇