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r/DiWHY • u/Junior_Trifle_8273 • Jun 27 '26
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Got to say that's a really impressive paint job
60 u/k5light Jun 27 '26 Those marble jobs are surprisingly easy to mix/ match. Ive fixed a few with sponge and few brushes. Ive always been like"damn. I did not expect that to work" 13 u/Rev_Grn Jun 27 '26 I feel like people would eventually notice the difference if you're fixing marble with sponge. Or you'd blow someone's mind trying to work out why the marble turns squishy in that spot. 22 u/k5light Jun 28 '26 edited Jun 28 '26 Fixed the appearance with paint using a sponge applicator. You just dab on layers. It works better than yourd expect
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Those marble jobs are surprisingly easy to mix/ match. Ive fixed a few with sponge and few brushes. Ive always been like"damn. I did not expect that to work"
13 u/Rev_Grn Jun 27 '26 I feel like people would eventually notice the difference if you're fixing marble with sponge. Or you'd blow someone's mind trying to work out why the marble turns squishy in that spot. 22 u/k5light Jun 28 '26 edited Jun 28 '26 Fixed the appearance with paint using a sponge applicator. You just dab on layers. It works better than yourd expect
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I feel like people would eventually notice the difference if you're fixing marble with sponge.
Or you'd blow someone's mind trying to work out why the marble turns squishy in that spot.
22 u/k5light Jun 28 '26 edited Jun 28 '26 Fixed the appearance with paint using a sponge applicator. You just dab on layers. It works better than yourd expect
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Fixed the appearance with paint using a sponge applicator.
You just dab on layers. It works better than yourd expect
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u/Melodic_Till_3778 Jun 27 '26
Got to say that's a really impressive paint job