Also a nail gun, air compressor, jigsaw, router, three saw horses, glue, a mitre saw, and a table saw..
If you have Sharpie there, you may just have to repaint that little patch.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?.
I’m talking about the scribbles on the left, not the right, just to clarify.The ones on the right are just artwork on a white board, that I apparently didn’t notice when I was taking the picture.But the Sharpie came right off!
At this point in the experiment, I was getting a little cheeky and decided to go and draw a heart on the glass on our door.That was the easiest one to clean of all!
It almost makes me want to draw a fun seasonal design all over my windows with different colors of Sharpie, now that I know how easily it comes off.
I don’t know if I’m quite.We like to use a combination of MDF, pine, hardwoods, and drywall for our built-ins.
Don’t think you need to stick with all one material for all parts of your project.There are some places where you’ll want to use MDF for it’s straightness, while there will be other places where a small piece of wooden trim will looks best once everything’s painted.
Plain painted MDF edges are not the prettiest thing so plan to cover up the rough, exposed ends if you go with MDF, like we did.in Baby Jack’s room.
(Editor: Cordless Towels)