temporary paint
Aug. 19th, 2003 12:52 am![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
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craftgrrli'm moving into a new apartment, and i'm not allowed to paint my room... so i've been trying to think of some different alternatives.
i've heard of a company called aquaflow that makes temporary paint, but i'm not sure if that's able to last for a couple of years. anyone know of some brands that works? is there a product that i can use as a "base" and paint on top of that and be able to remove it?
if not, can you guys think of another alternative, such as taping construction paper over the walls... only something more effective?
i've heard of a company called aquaflow that makes temporary paint, but i'm not sure if that's able to last for a couple of years. anyone know of some brands that works? is there a product that i can use as a "base" and paint on top of that and be able to remove it?
if not, can you guys think of another alternative, such as taping construction paper over the walls... only something more effective?
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