are you meant to paint right over the old paint like that?

don't you usually sand back to wood prime then paint?

Sorry you are both male

your opinions are stupid

well i only ask because i can still see the orange under where she's painted..

@Capitán Alatriste looks like a bad attempt at replicating norse tradition, where you protect the planks with lime or something

https://images.app.goo.gl/5WG3rNo4XttjouvB8

Chalk even

Offwhite, looks decent

doesn't really look that, since these are several wooden planks, while what you posted are larger single wooden planks

And if you were to protect the planks wouldn't you simply use varnish?

No, a table, against a plank floor?

@Capitán Alatriste oil+chalk works wonders for oak

The year rings on the planks even, are you useless or something?

why did the image not come through

never heard of chalk tbh

lime yes

@Tero might be an error in translation, lime is kalk, chalk is kalk

Chalk is also krita

Which in turn is processed kalk

Which is limestone

Language is ez

huh so chalk and limestone are actually composed of the same substance, calcium carbonate

but different crystalline forms i guess

Yup

We make chalk from limestone here

Nerds

On an industrial level, in the past they fired seashells in huge kilns(?)

@The Dark Wall even if you're a retard, I don't get to call you retard

Did you really say the r word

It's 2019

So, nigger is better, gotcha

Glad we've reached an understanding

You only get one banned word

rigger

Rigger lives matter tho

Can I ban the word "a" then so everyone has to talk like caveman

No, you cannot

Curses

Your social score is too low

I'll have to transition a few times and get somebody from the alt right to send me some hate mail