What's really going on here is the sanding and spray-texture that finishes up the sheet rock work. Instead of having a gaping hole in between the two rooms, now we have one seamless surface. The last step is the gigantic trench in the carpet. I'm working on a temporary drawbridge to span the gap, but hopefully soon we'll be getting new floors and that will solve the problem. Keep your fingers crossed!
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Why some things are better left to the professionals
Because then you get to spend a day feeling like you live in a HAZMAT scrub-down zone. Hooray!
What's really going on here is the sanding and spray-texture that finishes up the sheet rock work. Instead of having a gaping hole in between the two rooms, now we have one seamless surface. The last step is the gigantic trench in the carpet. I'm working on a temporary drawbridge to span the gap, but hopefully soon we'll be getting new floors and that will solve the problem. Keep your fingers crossed!
What's really going on here is the sanding and spray-texture that finishes up the sheet rock work. Instead of having a gaping hole in between the two rooms, now we have one seamless surface. The last step is the gigantic trench in the carpet. I'm working on a temporary drawbridge to span the gap, but hopefully soon we'll be getting new floors and that will solve the problem. Keep your fingers crossed!
I CAN'T wait to see the final result!
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I love home projects. It feels good when you accomplish them. I'm sure that it's going to be great!
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