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Wow all these tool purchases really came in handy!
That’s what my wife said today about all my dewalt gear….
Redoing the dining room walls… removal of old wall paper… repairing sheetrock… etc.. priming and painting soon…
will update with pics but yah.. the fact she said that was funny…
Prolly something us guys don’t always hear..
she had on dewalt goggles.. kneepads… the orbital sander and impact driver laying around.. along with some other stanley handtools. like the exochange folding knife and the older chisels…
Lol most of the time the girl does not get it AT ALL lol
Seeings my tool addiction is for hobby my wife and I have understanding that I dont mention anything about shoes and purses she dont say a ything about my tools
i should see if that deal will work for me toocomp56 wrote:
Seeings my tool addiction is for hobby my wife and I have understanding that I dont mention anything about shoes and purses she dont say a ything about my tools
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iam76 wrote:
Wow all these tool purchases really came in handy!
That’s what my wife said today about all my dewalt gear….
Redoing the dining room walls… removal of old wall paper… repairing sheetrock… etc.. priming and painting soon…
will update with pics but yah.. the fact she said that was funny…
Prolly something us guys don’t always hear..
she had on dewalt goggles.. kneepads… the orbital sander and impact driver laying around.. along with some other stanley handtools. like the exochange folding knife and the older chisels…
HA HA thats awesome! We are doing the same thing, repainting all the rooms, replacing all the outlets, switches and plates.
Wow all these tool purchases really came in handy!
That’s what my wife said today about all my dewalt gear….
Thats the dream, man! 😀
More to come..
That’s great
Doing it yourself is a great justification to purchase tools for the job versus hiring it out and when the job is done you still have the tool!
That wall paper definitely needed to go. No black & decker love?? Keep the pictures coming.
That’s great absolutely! I tell my wife I’m doing home improvement research when I’m shopping for tools and checking out TIA vids
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KnarlyCarl wrote:
That’s great absolutely! I tell my wife I’m doing home improvement research when I’m shopping for tools and checking out TIA vids
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Lol that’s great Carl
Had some issues with paint bubbles… first time ever for me .. tape job ended up being up way longer than we wanted… and to top it of i swear my second gallon of red paint seems a little lighter… need better ladder for detail work. Think were gonna do wallpaper back splashes in the builtins…
Had some issues with paint bubbles… first time ever for me .. tape job ended up being up way longer than we wanted… and to top it of i swear my second gallon of red paint seems a little lighter… need better ladder for detail work. Think were gonna do wallpaper back splashes in the builtins…
Now i have to fix tape errors… around the trim.
Tell my wife all the time and she sees it later that I buy tools for a reason and that they will be used.
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Nice job dude like the paint color
Jimbo
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nice job, was all the trim in place already? when I did all mine I pre painted it all before installing it then just touch ups here and there later…
It was there… the worst part wasnt touch ups on trim.. its the damn bubbles on second coat.. never had that happen
Lol way to many fun corners to sand touch up… def would be easier from scratch… looks pretty solid… wonder if the white and red is to jarring.. was sposed to be kinda deep red.. white brings it out i think.. drapes might help..
Thats it for the night.
Thanks for all the comments
Beside the issue u were having with bubbling everything looks great!