http://fm.ea-tel.eu/flashmedia/flashmeeting/fm9541_f14c4e-9541 http://fm.ea-tel.eu/fm/memo.php?pwd=f14c4e-9541 http://fm.ea-tel.eu/public Historic HomeWorks historic homeworks 0:133:0 3708:10047:0 2444:2459:0 4056:7741:0 7765:8597:0 8669:10561:0 11445:11452:0 3250:3397:0 3734:10042:0 3755:3776:0 3804:10080:0 3892:10049:0 5346:7326:0 7369:10086:0 5371:5917:0 5974:6461:0 Hi Roger fwiw, we are working on our upstairs bath -- plaster, plumbing, and windows I'm between projects - did a small cosmetic redo of the downstairs bathroom last year All the plaster in my house needs work. What did you do with yours? We started out with plaster patch and are wondering what to do nextt... Hi John! Here for the profile info today. On topic for us as well Have sashes with paint over shellac. Any suggestions on stripping that combo would be helpful as well. same here laura Thin and modern but failing. I stripped some with duct tape! Saw it on American Bungalow boards. Paint strips great with heat, but the shellac does gum up in the process. Worried about heat on the muntins - glass breakage? use aluminum foil or aluminum tape to protect glass I thought about that Jamison. Couldn 't figure out how to hold it in place close enough to be effective but not in the way. the scraper will tend to snare it if you're not careful. I been using Peel Away 7 on mine, it's gooey but it works well for me Looked fine, John Laura, to answer your plaster questi on better, we are thinking about veneer plaster... John, I have a question about your doodlebug shown on your barn project. url: jamestowndistributors sure! John, are there any commercial oil based WRP's available? It's shellac. Do I need to get it all off if I'm going to shellac again. EVERYTHING in the house is shellac. I go through tons of alcohol and don't drink any. :-) Yeah, my goal is to remove almost all. How many coats of shellac do you use? I'm planning to mix my own. Have used bullseye in the past. I reviewed that earlier today. (past conference) Thanks! http://www.box.net/shared/kp4uvd6p3u then click on the 'windows' folder. I'll add a shot of the finished windows after they were hung soon I saw those this morning while I was catching up on old conferences. Looks great, Jamison! Nice looking job, Jamison. We live in Washington, NC i can't tell you how long it took... I can imagine! lol many more to go..baseboards and trim too! Me too. And built in china cupboard, etc. Redid the original kitchen cabinets a couple of years ago. Thanks, John. We were just chatting among ourselves. John, I have a spot paint maintenance question. John, do you recommend fabricating large modillions (3.5" x 3.5" x 2ft.) out of solid blocks or gluing narrow pieces together for strength? They would be under my eaves, fairly protected from weather. (topic in forum) Thanks so much, John! thanks John I learned a lot, thank you all. Thanks, see you next time!