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Old 11-07-2009, 02:02 PM   #21
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They look great, really nice, - - my only critique would be that if they have even one item that's 15 1/2" or more it won't fit in there anywhere. I would normally make the bottom runs a little taller than the rest, - - it also provides a bolder sense of balance.

Beautiful job, though, - - they got one helluva deal.

Now you have a time sheet.

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Old 11-07-2009, 03:49 PM   #22
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Don't look at it that your only going to make 900 or so. Look at it as your going to have 900 or so to invest in tools, so the next job will be more profitable and easier. That's how most of us started.
Not every job is easy and profitable, but you have to start somewhere. Do a quality job, even at a loss of your time, it will pay off in the long run.

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Old 11-08-2009, 03:14 PM   #23
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I know the project is over...after making a built in computer closet in an upstairs hallway, a lot was learned :-)
what kind of paint did you use? I used a white enamel (overtop primer) for durability-the latex/acrylic may not have held up well enough to abrasions. Like you, the prep time after the box was built was the time killer....the little things.

nice job!
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Old 11-08-2009, 03:36 PM   #24
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Nice work,
Can't put a price on the experience you get from each job. Occasionally I have taken a job for less money, just to do it and get the experience.
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