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Painting Steel to Look Like WoodI took a wood graining class and painted them to look like wood. They are wonderful. I buy used metal items and woodgrain them. Metal storage units hold more than pressed wood and last longer. When visitors are told my "wood" items are metal, I see them out the corner of my eye examining them to see if they are metal. By Jill Feedback About This Post:RE: Painting Steel to Look Like WoodI have a steel door that looks like wood. How do I stain this door to look like wood finish? Post By byron scott (Guest Post) RE: Painting Steel to Look Like WoodI am trying to find out "how to" paint metal to look like wood? Post By bobby (Guest Post) RE: Painting Steel to Look Like WoodWe do it, and sell them already faux painted. Post By Roman (Guest Post) RE: Painting Steel to Look Like Wood
Does anyone in Post By Sammie (Guest Post) RE: Painting Steel to Look Like WoodI would also like to learn how to paint stel doors to look like wood. Could you please provide this information on where to go to learn how to do this."" Post By Patsy Quint (Guest Post) RE: Painting Steel to Look Like WoodI would like to know where to learn how to paint my steel doors to look like wood. Also I would like to see some pictures of your finished product. Post by WlcomJesus3 RE: Painting Steel to Look Like WoodDo you have any pictures of the finished product and directions on how to do this? Post By John (Guest Post) |
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