Bedroom door in Process

The original oak door was varnished; previous owners painted over the varnish. The first coat was a bright pink, the second coat was a heavy layer of white paint. Where the varnish had been in good shape, the paint peeled off easily, where the varnish was deteriorated it had to be scraped. The inner trim of the panels still had heavy paint which had to be scraped off. One side is stripped and stained finally.

Bathroom mudding

We need to finish the wall behind the towel warmer radiator before it is installed. The wall consisted of rough cement board so Steven had to mud the entire wall. It is looking pretty good. We just can’t decide what color to paint the bathroom.


Work on last radiator

To install the towel warmer radiator we need to finish the drywall behind it. This includes fixing the pocket door which had been making a noise every time it was opened. Steven finally removed it and discovered there was wood sticking out and catching. The bottom of the door was severely cracked. The noise disappeared. Now the drywall could be installed and the bath walls muddled.

ReStore Finds

The ReStore had .been greatly enlarged. Because of the COVID virus we had stayed away. today we went looking for trim. we found that and much more. I wanted to find a small bookcase we could use in the living room.across the doorway from the China cabinet. I found 6 chairs for $4 each. They were old with needlepointed rose seat coverings. We found 2 white support pillars for $9 each – value $90 each. We found a bunch of trim. We couldn’t get two chairs in the car so need to return tomorrow.