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Good morning Stockland. Talked to both kids this am and they’re getting the slop. Be safe, seacoasters.

 

Finally bought new $70 lenses for my Oakleys.. scratched one of em with the cut end of a wire within two hours right tf across the center. Nailed itttt

 

@Sig45 you got any experience with laminate sheet goods? I need to desperately spruce up my kitchen and a $5,000 set of countertops is not on my budget list. Already has laminate sheet goods and I can probably get all the supplies for under $400.

 

I'm sure we'll be dealing with them up here in the near future.

 

Negative. Sorry.

 

I closed off that part of the basement and applied a treatment to all the floor joist and 1x6 floor boards. That was a nasty, sticky mess!

 

What about those counterpart painting/resurfacing kits?

 

Guess it's going to be trial by fire. Welp, not my first time doing something like that

All I got to get tool wise is a router to use a laminate bit to make the edges prettier. Removing the old laminate will be the biggest battle. Also going to do a tile backsplash, which will be another first. Project will either be a success or turn me into an alcoholic

 

Man, I don't know. Just seems awful janky. That and the other people in the house are quite abusive to the kitchen

 

You could wrap the edge in maple or oak...then route the edge ever so slightly.

 

Put the hammer down!! Rules!!

 

Yea right...

I could go on for hours on the drama, but I won't

 

Butcher block & epoxy?

 

Ew

That wouldn't match my kitchen. Currently going to repaint the cabinets white from this gray:

 

White....ugh. So sterile. And kitchens get dirty. I like a paint/wood combo.

 

Well now ya got me conflicted

I did paint the trim and side door white. That old varnished looks just looked off. I have an off white for the walls already, so I might just try it out. The current blue looks great together on the swatches, but together nope...

 

Uppers one color and lowers another. Those big slabs of butcher block aren't terribly expensive.

 

If I didn't have that stupid angle on the one side it would be easy. But cutting angles has never been something I've done well

 

That would require a wider piece to account for. Make a cardboard template. Easy peezy