# HellaSwag / 4105

task_id: 6387925f-b9b9-5b0c-a42b-b8fc72ca50e1
task_key: default--validation--4105
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{"activity_label":"Food and Entertaining","ctx":"[header] How to antique mirrors [title] Put on gloves to protect your hands from the paints and chemicals you will use. [substeps] Latex gloves work best because they protect your hands while allowing you maximum dexterity. [title] Place the mirror you intend to antique face down on a washable or disposable surface.","endings":"['[step] If this is your first time doing this, be sure to put on a rubber pair of gloves as this is quite sticky. [substeps] Polish your mirror using a buff cloth, or simply set it aside for the moment.', '[title] Use a needle to cut a line of glass going from the front of the mirror to the back. [step] Remove any paint that comes into contact with the glass or onto the surface.', '[step] A piece of cardboard works well for this purpose. [title] Apply paint stripper to the back of the mirror.', '[step] Use a knife with a little extra space on the top to scrape off the old paint if it has accumulated moisture. Pat down the area until it becomes a paste.']"}

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