It warmed up to 76 degrees today, so we got to painting. John put on the second coat on the walls. We're through with Swiss Chalet, except for a few touch ups.
I cleaned the window ledges so that we could paint them.
I cleaned the pony wall too.
You can see Chantilly Lace on the right of the ledge.
Chantilly Lace on the pony wall
Ledges painted
Sunroom window ledges painted
All painted except the doors.
I repainted these ledges. They got scuffed here and there from the roofing project.
I re-painted the front low wall and columns where they had gotten scuffed. I primed a few spots first.
Mostly done
I have the garage side door, the main garage door, the back bathroom door, and the sunroom door to paint.
We spent about $1100 in supplies for the project, but that included things we will continue to use such as the pressure washer, ladder, paint brush holder, cut-in blade, etc. We probably saved $7,000 painting the house ourselves. Plus, we did a lot of repair work that some painters might not have bothered with.
I'm glad to have most of the work done before it gets cold. Tuesday and Wednesday the high temps will only be in the upper 50s before returning to the 70s by Friday.
Our second bathroom shower diverted stopped working tonight. I watched a couple of videos and went to take a look to see if I could fix it. Before I even got into it, I noticed that the diverter knob was not screwed down all the way. A few twists and it's working again. Glad I didn't call a plumber.






















I can almost hear a drum roll! Congratulations on diverter knob detection. Plumbers in Mebane charge $75.00 just to pull up to your house number.
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