Update! Appliance Research: Chest Freezers
March 9, 2010 – 9:48 am | One Comment

The decision (and purchase) has been made! In an earlier post (“Appliance Upgrade Research: Chest Freezers”), I checked to see if the chest freezers listed on the EnergyStar site were still offered by each of the manufacturers

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Equipment: M.A.B. Sea Shore Satin Paint

Submitted by The Landlord on May 19, 2009 – 8:27 amNo Comment
Equipment: M.A.B. Sea Shore Satin Paint

It’s been two years since the wooden railings that surround a second floor terrace had been stripped, sanded, resealed and painted and unfortunately, it shows.

The solution — called Mr. Handyman of N.E. Queens for the following project:

Project: Stripping, Re-sealing and Painting Second Floor Terrace Railings

General details:

  • Scrape existing loose paint off the railings;
  • Remove any remaining paint (mild soap/water);
  • Apply supplied primer;
  • Apply supplied paint;
  • Remove any resulting debris.

Materials:

Resources and References:

“Before” Project Completion Photos:

“After” Project Completion Photos:

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