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That wild woman showed up at my house too! Erm….I have ripped up the carpet out of every house I’ve owned. Since money was always an issue, I’d opt to paint it. It’s great fun and you can really showcase your originality! Great work on your floor. It looks beautiful! 😀
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TY so much. I loved writing the piece this morning. Great memories. I’d love to have you follow along……I hear there’s lots more crazy coming down the pike. lol.
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You are so handy!! Good job!
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Very enjoyable, and helpful. I sometimes have, I think, the same crazed woman in my house. First, we need a really large net…
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I hope you do! She will keep you on your toes. lol. Thanks for your kind words…I hope you will continue to follow….there’s lots more crazy on tap.
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Wow! This turned out great! You did a great job! And I love a window in the bathroom.
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Thx…I’m just getting to some of my fav projects. This is one of my favs. Thx for comment. 😉
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Love your floors! You did a great job!! You make everything seem SO easy!! Love your blog
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It looks great! I’m pressed how well you got rid of the spaces between the boards. Thanks for sharing at On Display Thursday!
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TYSM…..a lotta wood filler and even more sanding…:-)
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That is a great idea! How has the paint held up over time? My little carpeted area gets lots of foot traffic from 3 boys and one momma . . . do you think this could work there?
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Yes….but suggest to use paint made for high traffic and high humidity….like porch paint. I faux painted my stair steps (post coming soon) using porch paint last Oct. when the air was very dry. It still took 8 weeks to fully cure. I may need to do a follow-up post about the subfloor. it’s all about the prime and the cure. And Yes. My floor looks good as new, but gets very little traffic and is covered by a throw rug. My stair steps also look good as new and get hammered.
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