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Repairing damaged imitation wood-grain surface
Pulled an adhesive size label off a new shirt and put it on the dresser
(imitation wood-grain finish on MDF) sticky side down. Other stuff got put on top of it. Picked up label and a couple of spots of the finish came with it. Any idea if it's possible to reattach the oh-so-thin film if I can detach it from the label without damaging it too much? What would you use? Perce |
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Repairing damaged imitation wood-grain surface
"Percival P. Cassidy" wrote in message ... Pulled an adhesive size label off a new shirt and put it on the dresser (imitation wood-grain finish on MDF) sticky side down. Other stuff got put on top of it. Picked up label and a couple of spots of the finish came with it. Any idea if it's possible to reattach the oh-so-thin film if I can detach it from the label without damaging it too much? Not likely doable. What would you use? Matching touch-up marker for furniture, available at most big-box stores. BTW - get used to the 'finish' peeling and scratching - even from high humidity! |
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