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Old 02-25-2015, 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted by rockstar143
Don't cheap out, buy the paint. You'll regret another 10 years staring at a room you hate the color of!
Trust me, I'm all for buying the paint. My buddy is trying to help me out, and use what he has. I have no problem dropping a bill on some good ass paint.
Old 02-25-2015, 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by 97BlackAckCL
Trust me, I'm all for buying the paint. My buddy is trying to help me out, and use what he has. I have no problem dropping a bill on some good ass paint.
We can rule out Flyer-orange, right?
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I wouldn't even paint my shitter Flyers orange
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Originally Posted by 97BlackAckCL
I wouldn't even paint my shitter Flyers orange
Old 02-25-2015, 09:59 PM
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Get the primer in one...that shit is like 40 bucks per gallon...but guess what...one coat...instead of 2 coats for the 25 per gallon cheap stuff (double the volume and tada...double the labor, double the cost!)
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Originally Posted by 97BlackAckCL
I've been thinking a light gray would look pretty nice and stand up to the abuse from the dogs and such better than the off white I painted it 8 years ago... My buddy has a whole 5 gallons of beige, but I'm not really a beige fan. We're thinking to do the spare room that color so I can see what it looks like before I make a decision
Behr 'Elephant Skin'. Do it.
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That's actually the color I want to paint my bathroom...
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Just booked some appointments, it's about to go down...
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So plumbing and electrical?
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If you didn't notice, I've been doing all the electrical myself :shocking:
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Originally Posted by 97BlackAckCL


If you didn't notice, I've been doing all the electrical myself :shocking:
As a guy who has ZERO experience with electrical stuff, I find that impressive. Did you learn that from your old man or on your own, C...?
Old 03-03-2015, 01:38 PM
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On my own
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I didn't notice as I haven't seen any real electrical stuff listed here. Switching out outlets, lights, switches isn't quite the same as running new lines from the breaker.
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I have no empty breakers

I will be getting an electrician to replace the box, but first I have to get the service to the house upgraded
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Tile, subfloor and baseboards for the kitchen go in next Friday
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Originally Posted by 97BlackAckCL
Tile, subfloor and baseboards for the kitchen go in next Friday
Nice! Will you have help installing it?
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It's all being professionally installed
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Originally Posted by 97BlackAckCL
It's all being professionally installed


Post pics afterwards!
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Old 03-16-2015, 08:57 AM
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More stuff is in motion
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Old 03-17-2015, 10:13 AM
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Little teaser for Friday, using the lighter "driftwood" grout color to match the walls.
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Nice match to the cabinets
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After the subfloor, the tile and the baseboards go in, the kitchen will be done minus appliances. Then it's on to the next big project. First things first, had to get rid of this behemoth.
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Had to clear it out and get it outside
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Then we went shining on it.
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And then...
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Nice big open space
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Used the coffee table for a temporary stand, much more to come here
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What paint did you use?
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@ going-Shining...


Did you go, "Hereeeeeee's Johnny!"...?
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Old 03-17-2015, 10:38 AM
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Is it safe to burn something with that much varnish on it?
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it helps skip the step of adding gasoline onto it...
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Originally Posted by Jakes_tl
What paint did you use?
For the kitchen, we used all Sherwin Williams colors

Main walls
Sand Dune SW 6086 - Warm Neutral Paint Color - Sherwin-Williams

Bulk head
Garret Gray SW 6075 - Warm Neutral Paint Color - Sherwin-Williams

Ceiling
Futon SW 7101 - White Paint Color - Sherwin-Williams
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Originally Posted by Yumcha
@ going-Shining...


Did you go, "Hereeeeeee's Johnny!"...?
We were pretty drunk, and yes I did
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Originally Posted by dom
Is it safe to burn something with that much varnish on it?
Define safe
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Originally Posted by dom
Is it safe to burn something with that much varnish on it?
Well he is still alive and posting and hasn't lost to many brain cells so I guess it was fairly safe
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It's not like I stood there and huffed the smoke I sat under my covered porch and drank
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Tile time!
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Nice update.
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So Friday, the flooring installers showed up to install the new subfloor and tile in the kitchen. Unfortunately, the 3" paintable baseboards were not on the truck and they did not install them. I'm still fighting with the company to get that part rectified, however the tile came out great.

Here's the new tile
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The new subfloor
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All nailed down and glued
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Now to find out when I can get the baseboard in and be done with the damn kitchen
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The tile looks great but you must do something about those cabinets it is taking away from that awesome tile.
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I'll get to em, got a LOT going on at the moment
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Looking very nice, Ack.
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Thanks H, it's coming along

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