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ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
ouch wrote:
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If you use like sand paper on it you can paint it, I got my sister's old nightstand thing from jysk that is white and I absolutely loathe that, so we used sand paper on it and painted it blue, much better! 
Oh hmm smart but its very big so lots of work hehe, not sure if I wanna do that but mayb when/if I get tired of it 
Yeah, it is a lot of work, but if it's not broken and you want to give it new life I would at least consider trying to paint it, it took forever painting the dresser thing I had from IKEA, it literally never ended, yellow is a pain to paint things in lmao. 
Hahah ouff yeah, it b like that tbh
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BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
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Have you considered buying a different type of paint, maybe it would last longer? 
The thing is that I tried at least 3 different types of paint, none work out as planned. Maybe it's just my fault and should ask for help, but I hate doing that, so it's a vicious cycle 
I've started being better on asking for help but I still prefer finding things myself, it's weird that none of the paints have been good enough tho. 
I feel like I either don't put enough or maybe it's just the wood that resists
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wug wrote:
ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
ouch wrote:
Oh hmm smart but its very big so lots of work hehe, not sure if I wanna do that but mayb when/if I get tired of it 
Yeah, it is a lot of work, but if it's not broken and you want to give it new life I would at least consider trying to paint it, it took forever painting the dresser thing I had from IKEA, it literally never ended, yellow is a pain to paint things in lmao. 
Hahah ouff yeah, it b like that tbh
I like it more now so now it's #blessed. 
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wug wrote:
BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
The thing is that I tried at least 3 different types of paint, none work out as planned. Maybe it's just my fault and should ask for help, but I hate doing that, so it's a vicious cycle 
I've started being better on asking for help but I still prefer finding things myself, it's weird that none of the paints have been good enough tho. 
I feel like I either don't put enough or maybe it's just the wood that resists
Do you remove the old one first? 
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Not what i can remember, but maybe when i was a child and want it in an another colour, but over wise nope. 
Do you think you will do it in the future? 
I have no idea, since i am more like a person who just buy it if I want it in another color ): 
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BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
I've started being better on asking for help but I still prefer finding things myself, it's weird that none of the paints have been good enough tho. 
I feel like I either don't put enough or maybe it's just the wood that resists
Do you remove the old one first? 
Are you really telling me that I have to remove the first one before I put the new paint
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Hello Snusmumrikken! 
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BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
I'm done with my life
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wug wrote:
BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
I feel like I either don't put enough or maybe it's just the wood that resists
Do you remove the old one first? 
Are you really telling me that I have to remove the first one before I put the new paint
I think that's the right way of doing it, or not remove it completely but use sand paper on it to make the surface cooperate more 
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wug wrote:
Limited wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Limited wrote:
Not what i can remember, but maybe when i was a child and want it in an another colour, but over wise nope. 
Do you think you will do it in the future? 
I have no idea, since i am more like a person who just buy it if I want it in another color ): 
Hmmm 
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wug wrote:
callum wrote:
Hello Snusmumrikken! 
Hello? 
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BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Do you remove the old one first? 
Are you really telling me that I have to remove the first one before I put the new paint
I think that's the right way of doing it, or not remove it completely but use sand paper on it to make the surface cooperate more 
I do use sand paper for a bit, but I didn't know I had to actually remove the paint
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Hnstly I haven't done any yet. Hope my stuff last long
Date: 24-06-2020 23:49
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wug wrote:
BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
Are you really telling me that I have to remove the first one before I put the new paint
I think that's the right way of doing it, or not remove it completely but use sand paper on it to make the surface cooperate more 
I do use sand paper for a bit, but I didn't know I had to actually remove the paint
I didn't remove the paint completely when I painted over something that was already painted or something, but yeah, perhaps you didn't use the sand paper enough? 
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Date: 24-06-2020 23:50
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BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
BEWAREARTEMIS wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
I think that's the right way of doing it, or not remove it completely but use sand paper on it to make the surface cooperate more 
I do use sand paper for a bit, but I didn't know I had to actually remove the paint
I didn't remove the paint completely when I painted over something that was already painted or something, but yeah, perhaps you didn't use the sand paper enough? 
I'll try to use the sand paper more, I'm not even sure anymore
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