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Some photos from my student apartment.
This problem can happen in walls that have been painted poorly or very many times and have a pretty strong orange-peel effect (or it can happen in walls that are actually textured). The spackle sections will come out smoother than painted sections and the only perfect solution is to sand the whole wall to match.
truly. spent as much (or more) time taping as i did applying 2 coats of primer and 2 coats of paint.
Some photos from my student apartment.
osgood - love your place
That ikea ps cabinet is one of the best pieces of furniture ikea has ever put out, imho.
Really? I''ve never had that problem. Do you use low lustre or glossy on your walls or something? Shouldn't be too difficult with interior matte.
The last few places I've rented have had textured painted walls and ceilings. If the hole is anything larger than a quarter you notice the lack of texture. If I try and texturize it myself, it looks like ****. So I just sort of feather out away from the hole in a wide radius.
Looks good. Is that a Super NES? Sort of cute I guess but pretentiously displaying it alongside neatly stacked vintage Mad Magazines is trying awfully hard, isn't it?
**** osgood, that's awesome!
Looks good. Is that a Super NES? Sort of cute I guess but pretentiously displaying it alongside neatly stacked vintage Mad Magazines is trying awfully hard, isn't it?