


Things are looking a little bit less tragic in the new space but there is still a lot to do. Here is an after photo of the closet I posted the other day. I still need to install shelves and what have you but this is the first look at what was done. Materials list and items scratched off the punch list include:
- washed walls with Simple Green
- used wood patch and wall patch on all areas that needed repair
- sanded patch areas with 220 grit Wall Sand drywall screens
- primed walls with premium primer from Kilz
- caulked above baseboards with acrylic latex caulk
- painted ceiling with Kelly Moore Bright White ceiling (flat)
- painted trim with Kelly Moore Soft Sesame (eggshell)
- painted walls with Behr Contemplation (flat)
- scrubbed floor with Murphy's oil soap
3 comments:
nice suitcase stack. i might have to steal the idea...
ps. like your blog.
Is that last photo Behr Contemplation? It looks blue, not green...
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it is Contemplation by Behr. I would say it is more of a blue than a green.
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