I've never asked a question before, so I thought I was "searching" Hometalk with my "question". And once you hit enter, it's gone..you can't delete it! BUT, I have an old mirror that has some problems. Can anyone tell me what type of medium was used to cover the wood and allow the decorative carvings to be created. I'd like to re-create the look, but don't have a clue where to start...or if I can. It's flaking off and appears to be brown substance about 1/16th" thick.
My grandmother's rounded top refrigerator worked perfectly for over half a century until my husband put a hole into it while defrosting, and all the coolant leaked ou...
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I live in an apt. and my cat has dug his claws into the windowsills and door frames. I am not supposed to paint anything in the apt. so I need some kind of white fil...
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https://home-building.wonderhowto.com/how-to/repair-antique-picture-frame-using-silicone-putty-157884/
What is wrong with the frames?
use pink wood filler and lightly sand area before restraining.
Use painter’s putty, woof filler, wood glue, staples from behind, tiny nails, and/or wire or other hangers, depending on what each frame needs. ☺️
I've never asked a question before, so I thought I was "searching" Hometalk with my "question". And once you hit enter, it's gone..you can't delete it! BUT, I have an old mirror that has some problems. Can anyone tell me what type of medium was used to cover the wood and allow the decorative carvings to be created. I'd like to re-create the look, but don't have a clue where to start...or if I can. It's flaking off and appears to be brown substance about 1/16th" thick.