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loosilu
I think antiques is a different argument; usually wood-painting involves painting structural (exposed beams) or paneling wood. -- (link)
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landbeck
Feb 12 '11, 14:14
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This blog post makes me laugh.
(thedecorologist.com)
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If it's knotty pine, paint your heart out. I once looked at a bedroom set that was painted antique white. When I found a chipped spot, turned out
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loosilu
Feb 12, 14:16
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