Home Improvement Today?

Also have been working on building a workbench for my garage. Pic of it below is not finished but getting there. Will post some pics up when I have it completely finished.

 

Helped my dad finished up our backyard "string light project" this weekend!
Sorry, pic heavy!

 

You guys are fun to watch.

 

yeah, well you should try working for my old man some time!!!!

 

Every son has paid those dues. Enjoy it for what it's worth, one day the hours of suck will be a memory that makes you smile.

 

Which Lights did you guys use? Ive been looking for that style for a while. It looks damn good!

 

Your dad does nice work

 

I will find out and post the info. we had two strings and then cut them in half.

 

thanks Oz!

 

Brightech - Ambience Pro Vintage Edition with WeatherTite Technology - Outdoor Weatherproof Commercial Grade String Lights with Included Antique Edison Bulbs - Black Color

Brightech Ambience Pro Vintage Outdoor String Lights - 48 Ft Weatherproof Commercial Grade Edison Market Cafe Bistro Waterproof Light Strand for Patio Garden Porch Backyard Party Yard – Black

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00YO5TNVE/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_MB-RwbJQX45RQ

 

Nice! Props for providing a link too!

 

@HBGIBBY , how is that window holding up with the rain? any leaks?

 

That's a pretty cool idea! I like it.

 

no leaks yet!...and we have had some good rain lately!

 

I just finished spackling and sanding a spare bedroom that I gutted/insulated/sheetrocked.
Tomorrow I'll start primer, then paint.
But I'm trying to decide what to do with the floor. Its hardwood, so I was planning on sanding it and refinishing it. But now I'm thinking carpet. It's easier and nice on the feet when you get out of bed, warmer.
Any thoughts?

 

IMHO, bedrooms should be carpet, kitchens and bathrooms should be tile, and everything else should be hardwood.

 

Sand and refinish the hardwood , put down an area rug under the bed

 

Gents, I need some help here. I have these horrible brown closet sliding doors that need to be painted. They are louver doors with oil base paint. I have till the end of April to paint them white. What's the best way to dyi these.
Thanks

 

My first thought was spray paint. But for the cost and work involved I think, buy new ones.