I have to chime in and say I LOVE the dark wood! We have the 80s oak and I'm heading in a darker direction. Your pictures are really helping me with that decision it has a very modern feel. It looks like you stained. Am I correct and if so, what did you use?
And, you can never post too many pics.
Thanks,
Judy
Thank you Judy. We used the following product purchased from Lowe's:
Minwax Polyshades (stain and polyurethane in 1 step), Bombay Mahogany Gloss 480. It also somes in a flat finish.
Attached are a couple more photos showing the new twin bed cushions that we recently installed and the uphostering job that my mom helped us with. These photos show a little of the woodwork where you get an idea of how the stain looks. It is pretty dark ... but we've chosen light colors throughout to offset the dark stain.
Reading over the information if you already painted over the paste, your not going to wash anything off with any kind of removers. The rough areas could be power sanded down as much as possible,then skimed over, possibly with some kind of patching products. Drywall compound,Bondo, etc.Then resanded,primed painted, then finished painted. Just a thought on how to fix rough spots.
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