Extra Shelf for TV Stand

I have a TV stand that has 2 shelves. I need to put a third shelf in. I guess I need to go to home depot and have them cut me a piece of particle board and then what? Paint it? Any advice appreciated.

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Reseus P. Monkey
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Yup. Paint it, then nail it in from both sides. Don't worry about lining it up or making it level, that's only for the anal-retentiive.

If they cut it too short, go back and have them cut it again.

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Dave Balderstone
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Nah......just cut a piece of cardboard to fit on top of the Beta machine on the bottom shelf & stack all the dirty videos on top of that, if it is a top loading machine make sure the cardboard is thick & sturdy as you will need to lift your new shelf & videos out each time you load & unload your player. Why paint it? you would only have to throw out yet another brush.

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P©WÉ®T©©LMAN

Why not just have one made in a cabinet shop. Won't cost much if they use scrap ebony they have around. Ed

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Edwin Pawlowski

Dude, you are a psychic. Went there this morning. We told the guy the dimensions twice, gave him a piece of paper with them written on it, and he still cut it half an inch short width wise so it didn't sit on the clamps. (Well, either you are a psychic or the behavior of baboons is incredibly predictable.)

Turns out they aren't supposed to cut particle board anymore. They did it though.

Does anyone know if there's a way to get black laminate to stick on this crap?

Thanks!

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Reseus P. Monkey
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Edwin Pawlowski

Double sided tape.

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Nova

Nah, better to use hand forged square tapered shank nails.

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Mo' Sawdust

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