NOTE: Since the process I’m using to repair the Porch Posts is basically the same, repeated four times, rather than bore you with the same verbiage, I will only be posting photos and making additional notes if there’s something that needs to be explained. For more detailed notes, see the repair posts for Post one.
NOTE: Since the process I’m using to repair the Porch Posts is basically the same, repeated four times, rather than bore you with the same verbiage, I will only be posting photos and making additional notes if there’s something that needs to be explained. For more detailed notes, see the repair posts for Post one.
NOTE: Since the process I’m using to repair the Porch Posts is basically the same, repeated four times, rather than bore you with the same verbiage, I will only be posting photos and making additional notes if there’s something that needs to be explained. For more detailed notes, see the repair posts for Post one.
NOTE: Since the process I’m using to repair the Porch Posts is basically the same, repeated four times, rather than bore you with the same verbiage, I will only be posting photos and making additional notes if there’s something that needs to be explained. For more detailed notes, see the repair posts for Post one.
After redoing the window sill, I now have to go back and clean up the areas that got extra paint on them… All of the touch up, completed…
The window sill on this part of the Breezeway wall has now become a complete “problem child”… Even after using the best exterior primer and best door & trim paint, it just doesn’t seem to last… I’m going to try going super aggressive with the sanding, this time… Then, all of the areas got exterior […]
new metal frame parts, ready to be installed. I need to drill holes for the screw anchors, and they need to be an exact depth. So, I put painters tape on the drill bit so I know when I’ve drilled deep enough. The plastic anchors are placed into all of the holes… Then, the frame […]
Then, it all got painted with door & trim paint…