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Handmade cases of canisters. Part 2. Painted in black.

We continue talking about cases made of canisters.
Everything was sorted out.
The hinges, locks and canisters themselves were painted in black and covered with laquer.
Here's the result:

I believe, it's much better now! Do you agree??? Please, share your opinion!!!

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