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I would like it in a high gloss black colour could you sugess any materials?

11 years ago

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Natalia Skobkina
11 years ago
Hi, you'd better consult with your furniture manufacturers. MDF with a high gloss laquer finish is probably the best choice.
there is also plexiglass and aluminium composit but it's much more complicated.
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