the 3 or 4 of ya'll here who actually follow my threads may recall i am painting the front of the bywater money pit, a circa 1880's side hall double parlor victorian home in one of what's left of new orleans historic home districts.
today's mental challenge is painting at least one set of the 6 louvered 8 foot tall cypress shutters that cover the entrance door and 2 floor to (almost) ceiling windows of the front parlor.
i am doing both sides, (at least) 2 coats as i am changing the color from basic black to french quarter green.
ALL THOSE LOUVERS! ARRRRGH!
i dunno how people can paint houses for 8 hours a day, day in, day out....after about 3 hours i am ready to hurl the paint brush down the street.
today's mental challenge is painting at least one set of the 6 louvered 8 foot tall cypress shutters that cover the entrance door and 2 floor to (almost) ceiling windows of the front parlor.
i am doing both sides, (at least) 2 coats as i am changing the color from basic black to french quarter green.
ALL THOSE LOUVERS! ARRRRGH!
i dunno how people can paint houses for 8 hours a day, day in, day out....after about 3 hours i am ready to hurl the paint brush down the street.