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You should have rented a cat to pee on your sweat stains before you put in the claim.

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DerbyDad03
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Don't tell my wife. My next project is a bookcase for her.

While I may consider milk paint, I hate green. ;-)

Good to know.

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DerbyDad03

So I called for warranty coverage and answered 20 questions. What would you say caused the surface to discolor. Me, I don't know, maybe sweat. Is that what you want us to put down as the cause? Sure, its a bodily fluid, I don't really care what caused it. Is that your final answer? Yes,

Pause, we are sorry but sweat is not covered.

I bought the furniture at a prominent store in Houston and the brand was Flexsteel. Not Cheap.

I read the manager the riot act and he took care of the problem.

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Leon

But does she like green? My wife pocked the color. Don't second guess colors that your wife picks out. ;~)

The milk paints come in a load of "country colors".

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Leon

I'm in the middle of similar issue right now, although mine is related to an issue with the condition of my *not cheap* sectional upon arrival. The one I waited 2 months to have delivered. (It's Covid, you know)

2 piece sectional, therefore 8 wooden legs. 5 of the 8 legs looked like this at delivery:

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The repair guys shows up and based on the single picture that the delivery guy uploaded, the repair guy thought I had one minor scratch and thought he could take it out to the truck and throw some stain on it. "That ain't happening, I want all new legs."

It's now 8 weeks later. They apparently lost the order for my legs and don't expect to see the second order for *at least* 6 more weeks. I told the rep that I could make a set of legs in one afternoon and be done with this fiasco.

"I'm sorry sir. We're sending you a $250 gift card for your trouble."

Great. Thanks. I probably can't even get a lamp at that store for $250.

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DerbyDad03

I once had that plan, until it didn't work. She picked the paint for our family room. She was out of the house paint day. I opened the can and thought ("Pepto Bismol"). Well... She didn't much like it either.

Not my favorites. Not enough saturation for my taste.

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krw

We waited 4 months and it was about 8 years ago.

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Leon

Define Saturation. General Finishes milk paints are heavy bodied and quite opaque. One coat is almost enough over most any color.

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Leon

Color intensity. The 'S' in the HSV visual system. Milk paint colors are more washed out than I prefer. Intense red is the best paint for cherry. ;-)

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krw

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