March 6, 2016
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Attention today turns to the closet, and removing the wire shelving to paint the walls.
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Looking towards the closet door. I plan to reinstall the shelving after painting.
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The pieces are labeled to make reinstallation easier.
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Labeling the shelves.
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This ceiling light will be replaced after the ceiling is painted.
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The shelves are removed. For some reason, these brackets weren't installed level.
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That's a lot of holes. I plan to reinstall the shelves with anchors and screw-in brackets for strength.
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Some inspiration. When this project is done, I'll be able to get back to working on *that* site.
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The removed shelving will be put aside for later.
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The carpeting is cut away from the walls to allow for baseboard painting.
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The closet ceiling light is removed, and ceiling painting begins.
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There's not a lot to show when you paint a white ceiling again with white ceiling paint.
So instead, here's a photo of the room tidied up for painting.
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Once the ceilings were painted, I caulked all the woodwork to fill in voids.
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Caulking neatens up the crown moulding corners.
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I also caulk the moulding around the windows, which gives the old woodwork...
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...some new life.
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The baseboards are also caulked...and ready for paint.
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