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Image 1 — I’ll admit that the black metallic paint was a look, but I knew what was underneath. MCM West German planter. Took a couple hours, and a little left to do, but it was well worth the sweat (for me at least).

Image 2 — I’ll admit that the black metallic paint was a look, but I knew what was underneath. MCM West German planter. Took a couple hours, and a little left to do, but it was well worth the sweat (for me at least).

Image 3 — I’ll admit that the black metallic paint was a look, but I knew what was underneath. MCM West German planter. Took a couple hours, and a little left to do, but it was well worth the sweat (for me at least).

Image 4 — I’ll admit that the black metallic paint was a look, but I knew what was underneath. MCM West German planter. Took a couple hours, and a little left to do, but it was well worth the sweat (for me at least).

Image 5 — I’ll admit that the black metallic paint was a look, but I knew what was underneath. MCM West German planter. Took a couple hours, and a little left to do, but it was well worth the sweat (for me at least).

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I’ll admit that the black metallic paint was a look, but I knew what was underneath. MCM West German planter. Took a couple hours, and a little left to do, but it was well worth the sweat (for me at least).

u/tenglempls — 1 day ago

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I was in desperate need of a dresser and bought this cheap. 7 layers of paint later I found this beautiful wood underneath.

u/Hexlib5773 — 3 days ago

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Cleaned too much... Now what?

I accidentally cleaned this inlay with oil soap when I was cleaning the wood and rubbed off some of the finish. What can I do? Other inlay (for original color reference) and current state (bluish) photos included.

u/squ1sh123 — 8 days ago