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Great Northern Popcorn Original Spinner Stovetop 6 1/2 Quart Popcorn Popper – Theater Popcorn at Home! $19.95 The Spinner Stovetop Popper was designed by popcorn scientists to make popping popcorn on the stove a breeze. Now one person can continually pop pan after pan of delicious popcorn without the investment of expensive and bulky popcorn poppers. Only one word truly describes the Spinner Stovetop Popper – Awesome! The Spinner Stovetop Popper’s innovative design allow moisture to escape during the pop… |
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Great Northern Popcorn Original Stainless Steel Stove Top 6 1/2 Quart Popcorn Popper – Theater Popcorn at Home! $27.95 The Stainless Steel Stove Top Popper by Great Northern Popcorn was designed by popcorn scientists to make popping popcorn on the stove a breeze. Now one person can continually pop pan after pan of delicious popcorn without the investment of expensive and bulky popcorn poppers. Only one word truly describes the Spinner Stovetop Popper – Awesome! The Stainless Steel Stovetop Popper’s innovative des… |
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Nostalgia Electrics KPM-508 Vintage Collection Kettle Popcorn Maker $43.99 Carnival-style kettle popcorn cart make batches of popcorn with hot oil, just like in the movie theater! Convenient mid-sized popper features a 2-oz. kettle with built-in stirring system. Separate switches for motor and interior light. Includes oil measuring spoon and popcorn measuring cup…. |
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Our Time in Eden $3.48 The last album the band recorded before lead singer Natalie Merchant departed for a solo career, Our Time in Eden is the actualization of an unassuming college folk-rock band turned adult-contemporary group in the best possible way. Merchant’s lullaby voice is more pure and confident than ever before. And although the music is still dominated by chiming rhythm guitar, the band incorporates an emph… |
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Michael Flatley – Gold $8.14 For those who can’t get enough of Michael Flatley’s flaming feet, Michael Flatley: Gold may be the hottest ticket in town. It chronologically intersperses interviews with Flatley with scenes of his greatest hits, including Riverdance, Lord of the Dance, and other special performances. It’s still a little awe-inspiring that Flatley was able to help turn the humble Irish peasant step dance into… |
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REGINA MUSIC BOX – Memories Of Christmas $22.99 The musical sounds in this recording were produced from a very unique and largely forgotten instrument, a Regina Music Box – a single-comb Model 13, 15 ½ disk player (serial #48625, manufactured in 1900, Rahway, New Jersey). We believe that the Regina’s sound among all music boxes is particularly superb. It has been our objective in making this recording to capture this unique instrument as cl… |
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Krylon K09033000 Looking Glass Mirror-Like Aerosol Spray Paint, 6-Ounce $9.19 Transform clear glass into a mirror with this easy-to-use spray paint. Just spray it on the reverse side of the glass for a sleek mirror effect. Can be used on just about any clear glass object including vases, tabletops, jars, planters, and picture frames. This package contains (1) 6 ounce aerosol can of spray paint. DANGER! Extremely Flammable. Vapors may cause flash fires. Contents under pressu… |
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Blades of Glory (Widescreen Edition) $2.42 Blades of Glory is pure hilarity a gold medal comedy winner staring comic superstar Will Ferrell (Talladega Nights) and John Heder (Napoleon Dynamite). Bitter figure skating rivals Chazz Michael Michaels (Ferrell) and Jimmy MacElroy (Heder) brawl after tying for the gold medal at the world championships. Banned for life from men s competition these archrivals beat the system thanks to a loophole … |
How can I tone down a mirrow frame that is too bright and brassy of a gold color?
It is a large mirror – very heavy with a carved wood frame. The design is not intricate or ornate, but rather, more of an ’80′s Spanish furniture motif – if you remember that look. Kind of rustic and knobby. I’m sure it was originally a dark wood, but someone painted it white.
My daughter worked on it, but I am not pleased with the result. I wanted a dark, antiqued gold or a burnished gold with some subtle darker shadings to highlight the knobby swirls and lines of the carvings. I don’t want it just a solid gold – I want it toned down. She has worked with antique gold, burnt umber, and sienna colors, but the frame is still too brassy and bright.
I don’t want to scrap it, because it is a nice, heavy piece. I couldn’t replace the quality without spending big $$$$. Help?
Try spray painting it black, and wiping most of it off, while wet. This may give a more ” antique ” look.