August 6, 20178 yr Popular Post Well, almost anyhow. I shared a couple pics of the dormer work done earlier in the spring. The rest of the job fought me every step of the way. The floor was very uneven, ceiling texture would not stick uniformly, even the paint would not roll on the walls in a good fashion. But I stuck with it. Herewith, a couple before and after pics. Hopefully you will be able to tell which is which! Cal Edited November 19, 20178 yr by Ron Dudelston Added tags
August 6, 20178 yr Very, very nice Cal...I really like the baseboard and door casing width and detail. Running the floors on a diagonal is a great touch too. Very befitting for a Southern Georgia home.
August 6, 20178 yr Nicely done, Cal. I can sympathize with you. I didn't think my summer floor project would ever end.
August 6, 20178 yr Mighty fine work. Actually I would say an artist has finished another great looking project.. Which was more enjoyable, the house work or the work of getting back and forth across all those states in record time.
August 6, 20178 yr Great work, Cal. It's especially gratifying when you have to overcome all those hiccups you ran into. Well done!
August 6, 20178 yr Author 3 hours ago, Smallpatch said: Mighty fine work. Actually I would say an artist has finished another great looking project.. Which was more enjoyable, the house work or the work of getting back and forth across all those states in record time. Thank's Jess, more "enjoyable" though?... Cal
August 7, 20178 yr Author I appreciate all the kind words and encouragement over the past 6 (?) months I have been on this project and to these pics. Lots of learning went on here. Several upgrades and changes made to make the whole room "more better". My BIL asked me one day how many times I might personally use the upstairs once it is done. I surprised him by saying I might personally *never* use the upstairs. In fact, might only go up there only 1 or 2 times a year. His reply was, wow - a lot of effort & time to upgrade space you won't use? My reply - this is practice for when I remodel the downstairs! Cal
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