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How Can I Revamp Old File Cabinets Inexpensively?
I have 2 filing cabinets the are mismatched and a bit used.I need some inexpensive ways to revamp them and match the focally not in size i was going to go with contact paper but i don't have the attention span for that. I am a really am a great DIY er I even have the Nate Burkers $5.00 make over rule. But these have me stumped.
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please help
I Have a Paint Gun if that makes things any easier.I have the Wagner Optimus Airless Cup Gun Paint Sprayer with the additional Wagner Power Painter Optimus Stain Spray Tip. and it already has a dual-tip sprayer The tip has an adjustable fan pattern for horizontal and vertical spraying.
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- the truthLv 67 years agoFavorite Answer
Texturized paint.
It comes in many textures including leather, stone, crackle, etc.
1-2 (Spray) cans for each cabinet (3-5 dollars US) each and it would appear to be a quick, easy, inexpensive fix.
- Jim WLv 77 years ago
$20 in spray paint in the colors of your choice. Spray primer after proper preparation, spray the color after the primer is dry and let it dry according to instructions and then apply a second coat. Use thin coats so the paint does not run. Should take about 8 hours total time most of which is while you watch the paint dry.
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