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Customer that I done some wainscoting for a while back called me and said he had an idea for the ceiling, just plain ole #2 pine, stained with a gray whitewash stain, I really like the look of this ceiling.Attachment 149596Attachment 149597Attachment 149598Attachment 149599
Man.....that looks great
G I really didn't know how this was gonna turn out but he wanted it done, he had seen it somewhere, he had me put a black felt under it so when it shrinks a little you wont see white lines between the boards, it looks just like an ole ceiling in a cabin. Said he didn't mind the gaps bc that was the look he was going for.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
Looks nice Sammy.
That looks awesome. I want to find some old tin off a barn and put it up on my ceiling.
Looks killer!!!
Probably get the same effect just rolling some flat black paint on the ceiling........to me that would be easier than putting up the felt.....dunno.........sure looks good thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by GitDaGrease
Looks fine, but think I would cover the beams also.
Now that's sharp!
Wish u has the $$$ yo hire ya :D
Just borrow some from rducks lolQuote:
Originally Posted by KDAVID1
Now that's an idea---just hate to see his interest rate-even for a friend :D
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My goal
Looks good, I did something similar in a buddies room addition only ran the 1x4's thru a shaper with tongue and groove bit set had a little gap premade which is what he wanted, The added benefit with T&G is no air gaps. This winter, it is nice in there with a little pot bellied stove room gets blistering hot and is draft free.
Smooth there is someone in Grenada with some old tin, will get you a number if you want it.
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Originally Posted by Rees Guide
Yes sir! That would be great