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Estimating.
So. This is a rental property I was asked to bid. Paint the whole interior of the house. Prime and paint stained wainscot and crown in family room and fix and paint the rest of the house. It’s very dirty too. Too many pictures needed to show what a mess.
Estimating.
1 like • 8d
All I’ll say is, make the estimate worth your time and put some fat margin on it. It would take a lot of chedda to get me excited about that one.
DIY?
Some DIY do not prep correctly. (Some professionals?) Have to love the challenges of knotty pine.
DIY?
1 like • 13d
BIN shellac for the win
Bathroom.
This is why I want to strictly do painting. I am now starting a bathroom remodel and got rid of 2 closets to make a 1/2 bath into a 3/4 bath. But unfortunately he got someone else to do the painting and I have the hassle of doing demo. What is funny is that he had the painter paint first and I have to blend all the paint after I finish Sheetrock.
Bathroom.
1 like • 13d
Yeah that’s not the right order of how to do that 😬
Help!?!?
What wall color will go well with this wainscoting?
Help!?!?
1 like • 15d
Color selection is largely a personal preference. That being said, that room is full of warm tones. I’d stick with something in that direction. Agreeable grey might be a good option.
Restoration
Restoring our 1951 California Spanish style ranch back to 1940s/50s interior paint colors. Dilemma, just discovered that the interior doors appear to be a possible mahogany or maple veneer that’s been painted over a thousand times. Only 2 to 3x by us (we’re the second owners of the house and very unmotivated lazy painters). The door trim is unfinished wood under all the paint (typical 2” reed and flute of the era). Question, would you bother to take it down to the original veneer, or sand, patch, sand, prime and paint again. Did I mention the entry is a room of doors all unto itself? 2 regular closets, water heater closet, furnace closet, hallway door, and pocket door to kitchen + front door = 7 doors total as soon as you walk into the house. All opinions welcome, rude ones also (only if they make me laugh though).
1 like • 15d
I wouldn’t strip those surfaces down. I’d patch them and do whatever you need to do to smooth out the surface then paint it.
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Jeremy Vassar
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