Remodeling

:hello: Got 90% of my chair rail up today. Been raining all day & cold. It only hit 44* today.
 

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:hello: Finished my chair rail this morning. Still raining out & only in the high 40s. It is amazing how many tools it takes to do a job the correct way. Finished my door casings today & will hang it tomorrow.
 

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:hello: Martin in reference to post #6 what brand/manufacture did you go with Did it have the padding built into the bottom. I'm looking at buying PERGO.MAX or allen + roth. Both carry a life time warranty. Not sure what that is worth/means. On both manufacturers is a 1/8 in thick foam padding on the bottom. The allen+roth is over all thicker & has a more/better/thicker locking system. It locks tighter than the PERGO.MAX. I think we are going with the allen=roth Driftwood Oak. It is two tone. In pic #1 the allen+roth is on top.
 

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R. J., No padding on the bottom. I used a separate material and laid that down first, then the floor. The company name was Sensoline, made in Sweden I think.
 
:hello: No I got Julie Frontnino to assist me. She has been coming down for Bike Week Daytona for the past 5 years. She is a Veterinarian from Minnesota. Martin thanks for the input.
 

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:hello: OK. But I thought we was talking about remodeling. :laughing7: I will tell you Julie does not need any remodeling. :laughing7: She is really a sweet & fun woman. :thumbsup: She also works out. Her biceps are bigger than most men's.
 
:hello: One year I have no need for a dog house. Finished putting on stain & urethane on the base board. My wife wants marble on the seals instead of wood to match the window seals. I was going to do that today but I just came in from outside. It's 78* & sunny. No clouds in the sky. Just blue as can be. I have not seen my ZL for 3 weeks. I think I'm going to go for a ride around one or so.
 

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Yea right RJ, she still has the cash in her hand that you paid her to take a pic with you!
haha
Putt
 
:hello: All's that I had to do was spend $10 on two shots & a $5 tip. :laughing7: She makes more in tips during the 8 days of bike week than most people make in a month. She does it to pay for her trip to Daytona each March.
 
:hello: One Year personally I like using push pins. :laughing7: I'll have you know cross bow hunters have the ultimate penetration. :thumbsup:
 

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:hello: Has anyone ever cut/sanded/polished marble. Only one side has a bevel on it. I wanted to bevel the other side. I was thinking of doing it myself. The cutting I can do. Was thinking of using my belt sander. Not sure if a dry belt would be the way to go. Put another coat of urethane on my base board. It's 83* & sunny. :laughing7: So now is a good time to take out the ZL.
 

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