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60s-era cupboard upcycle

TammieMcDonald

The project:

The vintage cupboard was bought online, 2nd hand and has been given a refreshingly modern look.

- Materials:

sandpaper, new knobs, spray paint.

- Tools:

sander, sanding block, hooks.

- Step 1:

we picked it up.

Cats investigate the drawers, in and out.

Pulled draw set apart.

Visited Bunnings, for our supplies.

For spray paints

Sand papered all surfaced

Door knobs.

Scraped old veneer off as best we could.

Sand papered all surfaces to prepare.

Spray painted unit.

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Comments

EricL

Hello @TammieMcDonald

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us and thanks for sharing your upcycled cupboard project.

It appears that your photos did not show up in your post. I propose giving it another try by clicking on the upload image icon in the menu bar. If it still does not show up in your post, you can send your photos to the Workshop email - workshop@bunnings.com and we can post the photos for you. Please remember to include before and after shots so that our members can see how you transformed the cupboard.

If you need further assistance, please let us know.

Eric