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I think there was ambiguity to if you plan to paint the slats?
i.e. I'd want a really good reason to do so + a lot of extra space. - loft white - is their closest to white but you'll have so much leftover id stick the bed on a secondary list and choose the colour for something else. LG have paint that 'break rules' emulsion that's fine for wood (given knotting and primed) -
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the meths is mostly for good clean but with a bit of luck it will soften break down and remove the existing finish - what to do next is a bit mind boggling in options. I do like birwax furniture polish it's the easiest to reverse (white spirit) and re apply but water will stain through. Could just use tung oil or tung oil topped with the furniture wax. The other useful product is osmo wood wax or polyx oil - these are an all in one finish.. with all of them the quantity need is small and they can all achieve a glassy varnish like finish. But varnish I would avoid - I think that timber will be great with just the briwax (apply it leave to soak in a little and buff up gently)
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cutting in deep colours is a bit nerve-racking, going very deep on the walls can afford a standard wall colour on the ceiling (f&b ammonite for ceiling springs to mind with an increasingly deep blue Samson colour) and it'll appear very light .. if you're a fan of hot showers consider upgrading from a standard vinyl matt
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It is possible to have a rolex and never really acknowledge that it is one..
also +sorethroat ignore what I said , I was squiffy with nothing to say, soz -
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F&B have always done a pink knotting waterborne primer,, if you want the 'getting-way-with-it' thing that may be it... I've got furniture that's never made it beyond three coats of primer - noone complains if they don't see the to-do list