And we finished another project!
We couldn't make the top shelf tall enough for gallons because we needed to clear a pipe sticking out of the wall behind it. We ended up installing leveling feet on the bottom which helped with our very uneven floor in the basement.Once we got it all in one place, it's obvious we have a lot of paint. Too much. We have six cans of Hubbard Squash! I've clearly been guilty of buying paint when I couldn't get to it when it was inaccessible out in the garage. This will be much better and we should be able to avoid buying any more paint in the future, unless we decide to change colors, of course.
I also got the first coat of deck stain on the little stools this afternoon. I chose this green because it matches the green patio table quite well.
I'm also going to restain the bench from the Hidden Garden with this stain. The white doesn't work well as it always looks filthy because the maple leaves and seeds leave a black discoloration when it rains.
Great job! I love the shade of green on the wooden stools.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I'm excited to get them assembled.
DeleteGosh - that is a lot of paint - we got rid of all our old paint a while back...we will probably need it sometime soon!!! LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the green on the stools.
Yeah, I had no idea. This doesn't even include a couple of 5 gallon buckets. I think I need to paint my basement so I can use up some of the hubbard squash.
DeleteThat's certainly a neat paint storage area...looks great.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the paining & assembling of your patio stools too...xox
I hope to get back to sewing by the end of October. I've missed my sewing room.
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