28 March
After the first coat of CitriStrip/scraping. Yeah, I don't care what the bottle says, you're going need to let that sit longer than 30 minutes.
29 March
Cover it with plastic (cut-up trash bags) and let it sit at least 24 hours.
29 March
Apparently someone, at some point, thought it would be a good idea to paint that thing a bright orange-red. Over mauve.
31 March
We're gonna need
31 March
Yup, glass shelves.
1 April
They're in there real good.
1 April
Had to break the shelves to get them out. Baseball hat? Check. Long sleeve shirt? Check. Safety goggles over my glasses? Gloves? Train robber bandana over my nose and mouth? Check checkity check. It's hammer time!
1 April
After more cleanup, sanding, scraping, wood putty, more sanding.
1 April
Then 2 coats of primer, followed by 4 coats of white paint (Behr Swan Wing, to match the trim in the rest of the house), followed by no photos of any of that.
And then we had a series of dinner guests, so I dumped all my painting/stripping supplies in the bathtub and closed the shower curtain.
And then Andy was coming to visit, so I had to clear out the tub, put the towel bar back up, clean the bathroom, and get some new glass shelves.
14 May
And there you go.
14 May
The end.
2 comments:
Come East, Young Woman. I got a renovation worthy of your obvious talents.
Yeah, you did catch that it took me almost a month to redo a 16" x 36" shelf, right?
Also, no progress on your reno blog for a while...
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