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what to do with ruined veneered wardrobe doors
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05-08-2013 4:10pm#1Won't mention the war
but someone painted my previously much loved... walnut veneered wardrobe doors in cream paint. Is there anything I can do to fix them other than repainting them in another coat of paint. I presume and please excuse my ignorance... that if i strip them i will just strip the veneer off too.
Also if I was to sand them am I right in thinking I would just be left with badly finished MDF. I was thinking worst case that I could paint them in chalk paint using a bright color prehaps. What do ye think would be best option0
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Won't mention the war but someone painted my previously much loved... walnut veneered wardrobe doors in cream paint. Is there anything I can do to fix them other than repainting them in another coat of paint. I presume and please excuse my ignorance... that if i strip them i will just strip the veneer off too.
Also if I was to sand them am I right in thinking I would just be left with badly finished MDF. I was thinking worst case that I could paint them in chalk paint using a bright color prehaps. What do ye think would be best option
Put up a picture so we can see how much paint has been applied? Was it water based paint or gloss paint?0 -
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Won't mention the war but someone painted my previously much loved... walnut veneered wardrobe doors in cream paint. Is there anything I can do to fix them other than repainting them in another coat of paint. I presume and please excuse my ignorance... that if i strip them i will just strip the veneer off too.
Also if I was to sand them am I right in thinking I would just be left with badly finished MDF. I was thinking worst case that I could paint them in chalk paint using a bright color prehaps. What do ye think would be best option
Panelling centre. Change the doors. Unlikely you will recover them at this stage.0 -
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