u/TheOriginalDiscoMan

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Please Help - Bamboo Shelving Unit

Hello,

I bought this bamboo shelving unit from an antique store. I intend to restore it and put houseplants on it. As you can see, it’s in pretty rough shape.

It has little plasticky flakes coming off of it in droves- I assume that’s the original varnish that’s been dried out by the sun. 

I don’t want to paint it or stain it or anything. Just take this junk off, clean it, and re-seal it with a protective coating. 

Based on what I’ve read, the best/ easiest process would be wipe the flaking parts with mineral spirits, lightly sand it with fine grit sandpaper, and then apply 2-3 coats of satin polyurethane.

Not sure if anyone here has any experience with something like this and has any better ideas though, hence my post. Thank you!

u/TheOriginalDiscoMan — 3 days ago
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The Spank (Disco Dance)

Anybody have a rundown on how to do this dance? Seems like a obscure disco dance lost to time but at one point was very popular, associated with the songs It’s Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next To Me by Barry White, Do You Wanna Get Funky With Me by Peter Brown, and Le Spank by Le Pamplemousse. There‘s a handful of videos on YouTube apparently showing the dance. A gentleman by the name of Pete Frazier is in most of them, but in every video, there’s at least one comment confidently proclaiming that the dance featured in the video is “not the Spank”. Hoping for a definitive answer on what the real Spank is and how it’s done.

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u/TheOriginalDiscoMan — 20 days ago