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paint them black & add Edison bulbs for an updated look
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Who says there's not someone out there who won't like the retro look? If you're selling, clean, clean, clean is the name of the game. Make sure the yard is neat also. Someone will fall in love with your home.
depending on the rest of the bathroom decor, I think I'd 'box' them in -- like a shadow box from the side and over the front so you don't actually see the bulbs - paint the inside of the boards a bright white to help reflect the light back to the mirror -- the outside of the 'frame' you can paint/stain any color that would go with the woodwork/cabinets already there -- or a contrasting color --
that kind of material doesn't hold up well -- it yellows, gets brittle, breaks, etc, I'd use a translucent plastic sheeting -- if you 'google' on 'Translucent Plastic Sheeting' you'll get more info than you can use -- but it will give you a jumping off place -- you want something that won't be affected by humidity ...
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