I've never been much of a do-it-yourselfer. If my car is broke I take it to a mechanic. If my fridge door squeaks I get the fridge guy to fix it. If the doorbell doesn't work I get a new one.
I'm not mechanically inclined, for one thing, and so I never really considered "fixing things" as a skill to foster. This is opposite my dad, actually, who plays with his computer for hours before seeking help, and tinkers with other stuff - especially electronics - for days, trying to figure out how they work and how to fix them if broken. Case in point, he converted a gas vehicle to an electric vehicle about 8 or so years ago.
But the one area I feel relatively comfortable with around the house, is paint. After all, I painted for an entire summer while in university.
So a few days ago I took on the challenge of repainting old furniture, rather than selling it online and then buying new furniture. Owning a house is proving to be more expensive than I thought...
Here are a few pictures of my dining chairs and table that I'm hoping will fit in with the rest of my living room interior once this project is finished.
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