How to Add Classic Detail to a Bookcase

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The finish product definitely gave the bookcase an early century look. The color was an excellant choice that matched/blended the different wood colors of the doorway, floor, and fireplace, without taking away all their appeal. It now looks like it was made there when the house was built. Thanks Ron!

Dave

Mar 31, at 1:51pm

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Beautiful! Thanks for the step-by-step instructions!

songbirdfeeder

Oct 16, at 3:57pm

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Do not like the commercials. Could you at least reduce the volume to the same level as your instructional video

slacker

Oct 15, at 9:12pm

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Ron look into tite bond a wood glue that dries tough in 20 minutes works great tried a scrap piece of wood as a joke could not get them apart with out a pry bar label is black with white letters at Lowes

Eddie

Oct 15, at 1:50am

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Now thats the kind of tips i am looking for. I like seeing inexpensive ways to make our home look better. Projects for people with deep pockets dont help guys like me with a limited budget. Thanks

Mike

Oct 14, at 11:19am

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I love it

carol col

Oct 14, at 10:23am

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I wanted to see the side of the bookcase after it was painted, but it didn't show. Great project!

Rad

Sep 10, at 10:22pm

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Loved the video. I found the information extremely useful. I now know how to add details to my plain inexpensive bookcases.

May 23, at 8:37pm

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Love this video, it certainly has given me some great ideas. Thanks

Lori Green

Apr 3, at 2:06pm

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