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Attempting to upcycle Malm Dresser – what materials to purchase for reduce out decal?

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Attempting to upcycle Malm Dresser – what materials to purchase for reduce out decal?

May 21, 2023 DIY 1 Comment 0 views

I’ve a tall Malm 6-drawer dresser I do not need to dump so I am attempting to provide it a facelift + second life.

I’ve primed it with Zinsser BIN shellac paint however and plan to color each it and the decal, nonetheless I am questioning what materials I can purchase to get the arched cutouts as pictured within the inspo right here:

[https://imgur.com/dJmLorL](https://imgur.com/dJmLorL)

[https://imgur.com/K4QftrJ](https://imgur.com/K4QftrJ)

[https://imgur.com/X4EWoHG](https://imgur.com/X4EWoHG)

[https://imgur.com/wdyj93E](https://imgur.com/wdyj93E)

**Ought to I purchase plywood, MDF, wooden planks ???**

For context I stay in BC so my choices for shops are restricted to Residence Depot, Rona, and Canadian Tire actually, until I order on-line.

My plan is to chop, sand, and prime the decal. Then affix it to the dresser with liquid nail glue, and paint all of it collectively.

Pls assist me!

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