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Repairing Formica Furniture
Thanks, Laura-Lee from Ontario, Canada Feedback About This Post:RE: Repairing Formica Furniture
That certainly looks like a "Custom furniture" piece, not necessarily from the 50-60's, but it look interesting enough I'd date it to the 50's. Having it Post By Lynda (Guest Post) RE: Repairing Formica FurnitureI know that Wal Mart, Home Depot, and Lowes sell a "paint marker"or a "wood stain" that comes in all different wood colors. Maybe you can get one to match the color and just fill in the scratches. I did this with a table I got from a yard sale, and also touched up most of my wood furniture this way. Post by kimmcg | |
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