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Ughhh yes so much so!!!

And thank you!

It's very simple to change the battery!!

I have the flexio 5000 now and use the detail fine finish sprayer nozzle with it!

Oh yes!!! Just thin it and you'll.get the best coverage. And strain!

@ wow that’s amazing. I refinish furniture for work, and I dread having to roll on the Zinsser oil based primer :(. But why do so many people say don’t ruin ur spray gun with oil based primer?

hahah thank you!

awesome!!! Honestly I cannot remember, it's just your basic mattress.

@@thebrokenmasterpieceokay! thank you!!

yes!!

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oh state of the ART!!!!!

thank you!

thank yoU!

sorry for delay!! Water!!!

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YESSS! Such great points!! I never knew primer needed to sit overnight until shellac. And its so true that they all need that!!

Yes!! I use the liquid that comes with the machine but have used other ones with great results

thanks!!!!

thank you!

EXACTLY!!

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Thank you!!!! It was definitely an awesome dining room

FOR REALS

happy new year!! The one in front left is attached to the left hand side wall (facing it), because that one is secured majorly into the studs. And then the ladder supports it as well! The part by the window is not a support, just a faux piece

@thebrokenmasterpiece Hi thanks for your kind reply! I ended up using joist hangers both ends! Lots of love from The Shepherds 🫶 🇬🇧

Yes!!!! Agree so much!

Did you see them tho?? Hurt my back and can't stage like I used to..

Always!!! He's so interested when we're doing anything abnormal!

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Oooo I can't remember on this one! I'm pretty sure they are underneath and you need to get a paint stick and hold the rubber down to get it past the exit part

Oh I will be praying for a living donor soon!!! My friend Sarah just had hers decline too and it was from a deceased donor from 9 years ago. Get the word out!!

@@thebrokenmasterpiece Thank you, we appreciate the prayers

Thank you so much 😀

Thank you!! Inside!! We drilled long spax screws from the notch to the frame to hold it steady. and easy to take off if you need to replace your carpet like we did a year later

⁠​⁠@@thebrokenmasterpiecehad a similar question about how the ladder was secured to the floor.

You're welcome!! 😅 Thank you for watching!!

garage sales are the best way to finding tools for cheap!!!!!

Thank you so much!

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Thanks!

yes!!!

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so true!!

Thank you!!

geni.us/beigedresserlist (This is a list to my Amazon storefront list of supplies for this project!! It does earn commissions at no cost to you, so thank you for clicking in it!!) 1) Clean Your Piece with a degreaser and scrub 2) Scuff Sand using 150/180 or lower to get out damage 3) Clean again with TSP/Warm water to degloss, wipe dry! 4) Prime furniture, 2 coats, can sand after to make smooth (220), wipe clean! 5) If bleed through is happening still, spray those spots with a MATTE/FLAT rustoleum primer 6) MUST paint within the hour with your paint or you'll need to wait 48 hours as its oil based 7) Add a dash of paint to your sealer to tint and seal 2-3 light coats

geni.us/beigedresserlist (This is a list to my Amazon storefront list of supplies for this project!! It does earn commissions at no cost to you, so thank you for clicking in it!!) 1) Clean Your Piece with a degreaser and scrub 2) Scuff Sand using 150/180 or lower to get out damage 3) Clean again with TSP/Warm water to degloss, wipe dry! 4) Prime furniture, 2 coats, can sand after to make smooth (220), wipe clean! 5) If bleed through is happening still, spray those spots with a MATTE/FLAT rustoleum primer 6) MUST paint within the hour with your paint or you'll need to wait 48 hours as its oil based 7) Add a dash of paint to your sealer to tint and seal 2-3 light coats

Yes this sander comes with foam pads for sanding and it's amazing. You can find some on Amazon for other sanders but this one is a top of the line sanding system - it's called a surf prep Sander - want my link to one?

geni.us/beigedresserlist (This is a list to my Amazon storefront list of supplies for this project!! It does earn commissions at no cost to you, so thank you for clicking in it!!) 1) Clean Your Piece with a degreaser and scrub 2) Scuff Sand using 150/180 or lower to get out damage 3) Clean again with TSP/Warm water to degloss, wipe dry! 4) Prime furniture, 2 coats, can sand after to make smooth (220), wipe clean! 5) If bleed through is happening still, spray those spots with a MATTE/FLAT rustoleum primer 6) MUST paint within the hour with your paint or you'll need to wait 48 hours as its oil based 7) Add a dash of paint to your sealer to tint and seal 2-3 light coats

geni.us/beigedresserlist (This is a list to my Amazon storefront list of supplies for this project!! It does earn commissions at no cost to you, so thank you for clicking in it!!) 1) Clean Your Piece with a degreaser and scrub 2) Scuff Sand using 150/180 or lower to get out damage 3) Clean again with TSP/Warm water to degloss, wipe dry! 4) Prime furniture, 2 coats, can sand after to make smooth (220), wipe clean! 5) If bleed through is happening still, spray those spots with a MATTE/FLAT rustoleum primer 6) MUST paint within the hour with your paint or you'll need to wait 48 hours as its oil based 7) Add a dash of paint to your sealer to tint and seal 2-3 light coats

With cleaning it with steel wool and then spraying it really shouldn't go anywhere. Especially with the shape of them too, unless they are knocked around and nicked that way - the Rust-Oleum metallic line is amazing

And thank you!

geni.us/beigedresserlist (This is a list to my Amazon storefront list of supplies for this project!! It does earn commissions at no cost to you, so thank you for clicking in it!!) 1) Clean Your Piece with a degreaser and scrub 2) Scuff Sand using 150/180 or lower to get out damage 3) Clean again with TSP/Warm water to degloss, wipe dry! 4) Prime furniture, 2 coats, can sand after to make smooth (220), wipe clean! 5) If bleed through is happening still, spray those spots with a MATTE/FLAT rustoleum primer 6) MUST paint within the hour with your paint or you'll need to wait 48 hours as its oil based 7) Add a dash of paint to your sealer to tint and seal 2-3 light coats