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Updating built in wardrobes

happydayz8 · 2011-03-15 15:01:40

Hi All, We're in rented accommodation and I would certainly inform my landlady before I do any thing. However, our main bedroom is a bit bland and I'd like to paint or put on wallpaper (this would be my preference as I could take it off again when we move) on the built in wardrobes. Has any one done this and how did it…

15-03-2011 3:01pm

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happydayz8

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Hi All, We're in rented accommodation and I would certainly inform my landlady before I do any thing. However, our main bedroom is a bit bland and I'd like to paint or put on wallpaper (this would be my preference as I could take it off again when we move) on the built in wardrobes. Has any one done this and how did it work out. Currently they seem to have some sort of laminate or something on them. If any one has other ideas please let me know. Thanks in advance.

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#2 15-03-2011 8:14pm

SBWife

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There's a way of attaching fabric with liquid starch that might work. You'll find directions here http://www.ehow.com/how_5044689_use-starch-apply-fabric-wall.html

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