Hey… thanks for sharing my site with your readers! How cool is that?

I was just checking out your blog post about Replacing Wainscoting Panels. Wow… what a huge amount of work.

I am always amazed when someone takes on a project like this… I guess I’m lazy and would have skipped the stripping and used the faux wood graining right over the top of the paint. LOL

Good luck with the endless list of projects I am sure you have… take time to have fun along the way.

Debra THAT Painter Lady

Comment by Debra Conrad — December 1, 2008 @ 9:54 am

Debra, nobody is as lazy as me. I’m painting it white after stripping because the wood is so messed up and I need to brighten it up in there anyway. There are like 50 coats of paint covering any detail. It looks like crap, so I had to strip.

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