The rubbing alcohol cleaned the paint away and revealed the weird pinky color that used to be on these walls.. Hmm, OK, well if that didn’t work, how about the stainless steel fridge?.
Really look at the costs of all the materials your plan requires and see what it’s going to cost you.Sometimes the smallest pieces of a project can be the most expensive!
Realize that you’re almost definitely going to be running back to the store once or twice to get something you didn’t realize you needed or replace a piece that you made a mistake on.It’s just part of the adventure!.Honestly, having a good idea is half the battle, so do your research!
Look at hundreds of pictures and see which ideas you find that really stand out to you and then tailor them to your space and your skill level.Having an idea that you’re really excited about will carry you through those hours and hours of measuring, nailing, and painting!
You won’t be able to wait until you get to see the final result!
I can’t recommend a few good evenings spent on Pinterest enough!.Start by putting together a basic shelving unit that you can pick up at any big box store or.
Putting on the backing is always the last step.Don’t do that step!.
Next, run out to your local Home Depot, or other favorite hardware store and pick up one pack of basic pine beadboard.For the record, we also checked out the idea of doing beadboard wallpaper over the backing provided with the book shelf, but it turned out that the actual beadboard was much cheaper for a project this size.
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