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Improving Particle Board FurnitureArizelda from Seattle, WA Feedback About This Post:RE: Improving Particle Board FurnitureThe particle board book shelves I have are finished, in a walnut tone, they came that way and are more than five feet high and were $33.00 each at a discount store. Sure for more money I could have bought some that had trim work on the front edges, but to me it wasn't worth it. Trim work makes a little bit more dusting. Post by redhatterb RE: Improving Particle Board Furniture
I have white stackable shoe cubes that have 3 openings and are white. I found some nice inexpensive baskets and attached fabric and they Post by meoowmom RE: Improving Particle Board FurnitureI agree, they need to be sealed in some way. If you don't want to paint, stain and varnish them. Post by susanmajp RE: Improving Particle Board FurnitureTry painting it. You will have to prime it first so the paint will stick, but it will look nice when you are done. We were remodeling our office area but could not afford new furniture. We had an old wood tone desk and bookshelf that had both seen better days. We primed then painted a glossy black. Both were better than new! Post by wendiesioux |
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