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Old 04-30-2016, 01:41 PM   #41
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Just got yelled at by Mrs. Cali for dust when I was sweeping. It was very little dust too. So I had to do this. She was at work all the other times I swept. Shhhhhh!
Busted! Ha ha!
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Old 04-30-2016, 07:45 PM   #42
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3 boxes of mud on the wall. It's now sealed with a drywall sealer/primer. This remodel stuff is easy peasy!
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That stuff you are calling dust is actually Man Glitter.
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That stuff you are calling dust is actually Man Glitter.
That is awesome... gotta' remember that...
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You could have used Drydex and it would have gone on purplish (well, pink, but pinks a kinda' purple and Prince certainly liked that spectrum) and then dried white... then you could say he lives on deep down...
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Damn good hing you posted that closeup, or we would forever be unsure of your painting abilities...
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All painted
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Paints pretty dark. Still have crown to do.
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Hey guys I've got some small amount of tape residue on that cherry cap. What's good to use to take it off? Its lacquer.
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Paint thinner. No acetone, no denatured alcohol. Maybe a citrus product.

Nice thing about simple lacquer is it will burn into itself for a nearly flawless refinish.
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Maybe this?
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Everthing ties into my stair rails I built many moons ago. I can't even remember what I finished them with. I want to say poly.
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Those stair beams used to be rough sawn wood. Butt ugly! I wrapped them with drywall and bullnose.
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You do know your missing a section of drywall right?
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You do know your missing a section of drywall right?
No he's not... can't you see that's the tool storage area?...

The two-by's are for a more rustic look and to stop the tools from overflowing onto the floor...
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It's going to be behind the cabinets that are ordered. I want it left bare for wire access and a chase.
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It's going to be behind the cabinets that are ordered. I want it left bare for wire access and a chase.
If that's all that is, you might want to consider still screwing some ply over it so it doesn't become a bug trail entrance point... they loves them some dark places to nest and grow... no sense in making it easy for them...
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