Back in December my friend Heidi and I went to a Christmas Party, and when she arrived she told me she saw this across the street from her house. Of course we found a way to sneak out and snag it.
Our hubbies refer to us as Thelma and Louise because adventures always seem to find us.
Or perhaps we find them.
Or perhaps we find them.
Kevin was very impressed with this contraption for some reason. I didn’t get it.
Obviously the top had to be refinished. I thought it was Tiger Oak but one of my readers told me this is Quarter Sawn Oak (thanks Susan!).
I used Dark Walnut then applied several coats of Tung Oil.
It’ll be very durable.
I used Dark Walnut then applied several coats of Tung Oil.
It’ll be very durable.
I think it is so pretty.
It came with casters in case the new owner wants them. I think it’d be great cut down to a coffee table.
Details for those in the greater Phx area can be found at The Restoration Shoppe.
Details for those in the greater Phx area can be found at The Restoration Shoppe.
And I’m super excited about what I’ve been working on this weekend – a new workspace. The cabinet holds all my products, and there will soon be a spray booth in the 3rd car garage. I cannot wait!
And so I’ve been very motivated to reorganize the garage, and Kevin’s love tank runneth over…
Here is everything that was taking up precious space (minus the plastic bins). Unfortunately there was a lot of paint products that went bad.
Edited to add : Hubby and I always dispose responsibly. Everything that can be recycled will be, and of course all the dried up paint products are going to the hazardous waste place.
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