Okay, here's the before. Blah beigey-yellow walls, chock full o' paint drips, nail holes, etc.:
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And here's the after! This was the only pic I got that shows the true color, kind of a turquoise (look at the corner juncture to get the color:
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And yeah, that cabinet really IS in that bad of a shape. I was thinking about painting that one end that looks the worst, either with a brown stain or maybe white?
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Then again, I don't want to go anywhere NEAR a paintbrush any time soon. Four-and-a-half freaking hours, is what it took me to do ONE COAT on that bathroom. And it's TINY! Sheesh.
6 comments:
Please excuse all the random apostrophes. Blogger's spacing is all effed up. AGAIN. If anybody knows a better way to work around that, please enlighten me!
1. Thank you. That looks fun.
2. My in-laws have that bird clock.
I thought apostrophes were just your "trademark". Next time you take a picture of your work, make sure and show more so I can see things like your sink, toilet and grooming products, will ya?? :)
Good job painting. I'll share my tips with you on resurfacing cabinets soon. Don't want you to stay idle too long ....
I like!
Do you use the "compose" option, or the "edit html" option? "Compose" is always jacked up.
Queen, I actually have TWO bird clocks - one in the bathroom and one in the living room. I'm a little weird. Oh, and the one in the bathroom doesn't "sing" anymore. It's gone silent.
Rob, YOU'RE a little weird. Do you really want to see what kind of hairspray I use? :) And do I really have to "resurface" the cabinet? Can't I just paint the wonky side?
And Holly, I start out in compose, then go to edit html, and I STILL can't get it to space. Maybe it's just me.
Lovely paint job! I love that colour for bathrooms.
I do my posts in HTML and then justify it in compose. It seems to work OK. Having said that one of my more recent posts had RUBBISH spacing between pictures and I could NOT get it sorted.
Ahhhh.
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