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...nobody picked out the Chinese symbols on the window.
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We were all looking at something else! 
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more importantly, were you able to do something about the tribble?
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more importantly, were you able to do something about the tribble?
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Sheet I thought it was a dust brush in his mouth. It might be worth patenting  |
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Are those roller scuffs on the wall from the ceiling in pic #7? I hate that - Sorry, not critisizing, it just pee's me off when I see someone do that - Bad habit/bad practice.
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07-02-2009, 04:41 PM
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hardy har har, that there is the genetic "gift" passed down through the generations of painters in my family tree.
Sure comes in handy when I forget my brush!
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Are those roller scuffs on the wall from the ceiling in pic #7? I hate that - Sorry, not critisizing, it just pee's me off when I see someone do that - Bad habit/bad practice.
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Yeah that is usually a huge no no in my projects but I was trying to beat the electrician who was milling about and irritating me, so I had to rush. They look extra heavy because of the color difference but they are Pro400 flat and disappeared quickly under the final coat.
As for the finish pics I will probably ship them to a select few in PM's that I know truly enjoy seeing the work of other craftsmen.
My sensitive nature can't handle anymore internet trolling...
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hardy har har, that there is the genetic "gift" passed down through the generations of painters in my family tree.
Sure comes in handy when I forget my brush!
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07-02-2009, 05:58 PM
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hardy har har, that there is the genetic "gift" passed down through the generations of painters in my family tree.
Sure comes in handy when I forget my brush!
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07-02-2009, 06:03 PM
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I actually like what you did. Am a fan of Modern Masters products. (thier glazes have a longer open time than BM's, Ralph Lauren and others) Love the Metallics. Wish I got the chance to work with it more.
The cut lines is what I think most are refering to. (or the way they appear on my screen)
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07-02-2009, 10:44 PM
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Professional? You are funny!
Who are you thanking? More people have been critical of your cut lines than complimenting you.
If your still looking for work I saw a opening at The Perkins School for painters today. I think you would be perfect!
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07-04-2009, 12:46 AM
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I realize the faux technique here is unfamiliar to most here due to the price of materials and labor required to apply it effectively to the manufacturers specs...more importantly satisfy the client, but I can assure you in person it really POPS!!
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what do you mean??? Modern Masters shimer stone is actually the cheaper version of Faux Effects Luster stone...
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Wise thanks for sharing. I've not done a lot of that type of work. I'd love to see the finished pics.
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Lol!
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07-06-2009, 05:14 PM
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:OFF TOPIC:
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what do you mean??? Modern Masters shimer stone is actually the cheaper version of Faux Effects Luster stone...
I think there are plenty here that aware of faux techniques and what they cost.
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Without summoning teh Mighty Googlez0rz...tell us quickly how much this particular material cost that I have specified!
HA!
I do however like the Faux Effects protective clear coat, it is nice. The company I spent months with as an apprentice used a buhttload of both products.
The best was a full shimmer stone room.
POPS!!
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Lol!
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So, did you finish?
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:OFF TOPIC:
Without summoning teh Mighty Googlez0rz...tell us quickly how much this particular material cost that I have specified!
HA!
I do however like the Faux Effects protective clear coat, it is nice. The company I spent months with as an apprentice used a buhttload of both products.
The best was a full shimmer stone room.
POPS!!
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there are two lines of Faux effects.. if you haven't ponied up for the gold line then what you used was the silver line available to any smo on the street.... Shimmer stone is not a bad product its just not top o line like you made it out to be... |
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07-11-2009, 06:53 PM
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So, did you finish?
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Yup, but I am too lazy atm to post em' (rose gardening is a full time event).
I am currently sitting on a semi~trans oil deck due to 74% relative humidity...ah, teh oilzors in tha' howse;w00t!
It has been a long time since humidity alone has ground me to a halt.
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there are two lines of Faux effects.. if you haven't ponied up for the gold line then what you used was the silver line available to any smo on the street.... Shimmer stone is not a bad product its just not top o line like you made it out to be...
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Someday I will know the difference too.
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