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Looks pretty good. We did a very similar job on out 70s ranch-house ceiling -- but we wanted a brighter, solid-white look. Here's what I had done by a paineter-friend: 1. Applied Zinner oil-based primer -- the type tht accepts a latex top-coat. 2. Filled ALL the cracks between the tongues and grooves with DAP Flex caulk -- siliconized Acrilic caulk. Also filled various holes and defebcts in the wood. 3. Applied first coat of Sherrwin-Williams Infinity Satin white latex paint. Lowe's best. Not the S-W very besy -- but great for a ceiling. 4. Repeated step 3 with another coat of Infinity. All paint was applied with small roller cut down to 6 inches or so -- width of the boards. Left brown beams as is for contrast. 5. Later painted the walls to paint over the Infinity paint that got on the walls. Looks great! The result looks very much like this video EXCEPT the white wood is a BRIGHT SOLID SATIN that is the look we wanted.

Hey my Dear Painter, DIY person, your RUclips video on the White Washed pine ceiling was exactly what I was searching for because you did not sand down the old varnish or finish with 150 grit sand paper as the Google instructions suggested. All the dust from the wood / would be kind of prohibitive, for most anyone. The other thing, you are pretty excellent with cutting in the edges. For me I goof sometimes, so painters tape, even tho it is a whole extra step, it is just worth the time. I hope you get my comment because it is a real complement on all that work. My Congratulations, your finished job is bold and beautiful! 😊

Unsolicited Advice: Screws snap and sheer off, while nails bend. Something to consider if you live in earthquake country. It will sheer off and your load bearing beam is no longer load bearing ( for that reason in some areas using screws is a code violation )

Helpful and just my skill level!

Site's gone, mate.

Why didn’t you sand it first? I have a very similar vaulted ceiling 8m X 6m and 4.6m high.

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I’m a roofer and you needed to put new flashings in before you built it back up again which of course you would have had to take out some shingles and that way you wouldn’t have needed to put that ugly tar in there therefore the chimney stack would have looked exactly correct like it did when it was first install .😊👍

Thanks!

In retrospect, would you have put in a hole for drainage from rain?

I have a 18 inch jet bandsaw that weighs nearly 400 lbs. I think I'm going to add wheels like this but make both sets retractable.

Good design. Thanks fir sharing.

The foot stools that ive found available from Amazon etc are very unstable and lightweight made from metal. Think im going to have a go at making one myself!

awesome job!

Would have been better to put stone veneer over tarpaper would have looked a lot better.

I've had the chance to use this table a couple of times now. It's fun to whip out in front of people:) I can see what people are talking about when they say the legs are delicate, but they're design to support a "mostly" vertical load, not be torqued from the side or pushed back into place. If you just let the table open or close on it's own and don't force anything, it works great ruclips.net/user/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh Once it's set up, it's pretty solid. My only gripe would probably be related to the clamps provided. They're not the highest quality. They do the job, so no big deal, but they could be better. All in all, pretty cool gadget.

Great job!

This is exactly what I want for my ceiling cuz I am redoing my bedroom and i am tired of the plain wood. I also work so every wknd i paint parts of my room. I am from the Caribbean so my walls are concrete but the ceiling is plain wood. Thanks for this

Could you share a template?

Could you share a template?

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Spectacular

Can you do the man and women from restroom sign and the wooden ones too?

Watching this at 2am is interesting

Please do not follow this as it was not the proper way to do this repair. Little things like not transferring the load properly is a waste of time and money.

if you value your camper top never lift it like this. youre just asking to destroy the fiberglass by having all the weight forced into that one little spot.

Great video 🙂. I'd love to see the window installation

Sometimes the bubbles come from silicone contamination.....pledge, wax...you may never identify the source.....there are products to combat that...

Have you had any stain bleed though since you whitewashed over a previously stained ceiling? I'm thinking about having someone do this to my ceiling instead of sanding first, so wanted to see if it's worth doing it over the stain or if I should have it sanded first (obviously more $$$)?

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How far away do you have to keep the wood

Lovely restoration!

Needs a cricket or it will just rot out again..

I love it, I'm getting ready for my fifth grandbaby and I want something from great grandma that will last for years to come

Get yourself a gallon of Evaporust to soak the metal tools and parts in. If you do not remove the rust, it will stain the wood you work on. The EVRust is biodegradable, and not harmful to humans and you can reuse it over and over. Love the box too. I would restore the metal and strip down the chest to its original condition if it was mine. But i can see the appeal of leaving it as is. Removing oil from would is near impossible, but i would still research it. Something new may have been developed to remove it. Best of luck.

My garage wall around the overhead door is shot because of termites.

Your video just appeared. Doesn't look safe to jack into the end grain of that 2x, especially on an angle.

How did the deck screw hold up? A lot of trailer wall vids have beefier hardware, wondering if its worth it

the termites nest has to be found and exterminated as well , otherwise in 3-5 or 8 years will be same again

I have a similar shell. Currently I raise mine from 4 mounts I added to hold a rack. Do you find the center of gravity more towards the front or the rear?

You put a hole in your truck cap dude! That's bogus! Truck caps are notorious for leaking anyway, and you put a hole in it so that it'll leak even more? Bufla dude, there are better ways.

Thanks for putting this video together. I need to do this exact same job on my house. Have you implemented any of the suggestions found in the comments? How is it holding up?

Dude.. lets just drip paint all over the roof! ... at least throw a tarp down.. even if no one can see it.

How have the red clay bricks lasted? Any issues with cracking?

Thanks for the video. Was dreading doing mine and put it off for quite a while. You made it clear and simple. For anyone wondering about the cost. My chimney stack is 3 feet by 2 1/2 feet. The angle of my roof made the short side 5' 9" and the tall side 7'. Four sheets of Hardie board, five boards of Hardie trim (3/4" x 5 1/2" x 12'), large container of screws, gallon of paint, and 10 tubes of caulk. Total cost was just under $500. My wife had gotten estimates from $1000 to $1500. It took 2 days to complete but you can see how much money you saved me. Thanks again.

Defo needs another coat lol

Great job man. When putting mortar onto a cementitious surface like concrete, wet the substrate first. Otherwise, that surface will suck the moisture from your mortar before it has a chance to dig in and develop the right bond. Also, key the mortar into that surface first........spread it with your flat side of your trowel tight against the surface so you push the mortar into all the pores.

Would have been good to know the make of the hammer! Great handle incidentally.

This is a great plan if you prefer woodworking over guitar playing.

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