Introduction
In June 1960, we applied a three-dimensional design to a wall by cutting and painting Styrofoam. Inexpensive and easy to work with, it was a good choice then. But now we have medium-density fiberboard (MDF). It’s inexpensive, easy to work with, takes paint well and is much more durable than Styrofoam. Once you’ve created your design, using this simple glue-and-stick application, you can finish it up in a weekend.Tools Required
Materials Required
- 1 gallon of paint
- 1/2" x 48" x 96" sheet of MDF
- Brad nails
- fast-tack construction adhesive
- sparkling compound
The original wall from 1960:
