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Wed, Dec 22, 10 at 4:49
| I thought there would be a discussion on this but am unable to find one. Please point me to the right place if I've missed it.
I want to paint some pieces of furniture and a kitchen island, with the distressed antique look. I think there is some sanding through paint involved in this, or removing the paint while it's still wet? You know, the old beat up faded paint look like it's 200 years old. Am thinking of using milk paint, if that will help with the look. Thank you for any help you can offer.
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| someone was just discussing milk paint in the Decorators forum. They have a link to milk paint |
Here is a link that might be useful: milk paint
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- Posted by bigdoglover (My Page) on Thu, Dec 23, 10 at 8:33
| Hi Izzie, I LOVE that milk paint article, thanks so much for the reference. |
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