01-11-2013 05:57 AM
by BillyJ |
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Now for the details of the remodeling.
Original budget: $14k. Final budget: to be determined (right now we are double the original amount). True, I am finished with the kitchen, and I believe she does not have any further plans for the kitchen, but the “house” now became the former kitchen. I think she has enough for me to do for the rest of my life.
EVERYTHING was upgraded during this remodel. From the 1/2 dozen different door knobs I bought, to hinges, slides, lights, etc....
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11-04-2012 01:32 AM
by MarkTheFiddler |
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It’s a video blog. No scripting. Hope it helps!
Cutting the foamWrapping the foamStuff IT!
Mark
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11-02-2012 04:28 AM
by MarkTheFiddler |
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Hey Refurbers,
Sorry for skipping ahead but I have long since upholstered the couch I was stripping in the other post. I didn’t have a camera crew available (my 11 year old daughter) and I needed both hands for the work.
You knew There was some sewing invloved in upholstery. I figured we could start with a throw pillow. In my case, they are back cushions to that couch I upholstered.
My daughter and I tried to film this series as best as we could on the I-Phone. You may have to ...
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10-29-2012 03:39 AM
by MarkTheFiddler |
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I’m sorry for having so little information in this post from the onset. As I need to do certain things that I consider pred – I’ll add them to this blog. Some with video – some with photos. In the meantime – I’ll start with 2 preps.
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12-30-2010 09:13 PM
by Mike Blank, CGR CAPS |
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As the end of the year rapidly approaches, many of us focus on our list of resolutions for the New Year. Often times, personal improvements such as healthier diet and a routine exercise plan are at the top of the list. We recognize that we have neglected ourselves, but what about our homes?
When evaluating your possibilities for home improvement, take a moment to think about creating a more efficient and healthier atmosphere. Jump-start your creativity by considering not only cosmetic chan...
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05-10-2010 09:28 PM
by Todd |
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Okay, just started this project today. The bathroom was still as we decorated it when we moved in 10 years ago. The paint was peeling, caulk was dried and had some mold, the faucet was never quite tight, and some of the fixtures were rusting.
I fixed the faucet first. I cut a hole in the closet behind it in the spare bedroom. I got a 14” x 14” plastic door from the HD. I marked out the hole for the door and cut with the utility knife till it fell out. I always cut just a ...
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