The plaster is drying and looking rather nice. We’re looking for some more antique bricks to finish the hearth.
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Plastering on the second coat after adding bits of dry pigment to darken the plaster. The final coat looks brown at first, but after it fully dries the plaster will become a warm tan-grey color.
(Note: 1 bucket KEIM plaster, 6 bottle caps of Quickrete liquid cement color “Charcoal”, 6 bottle caps of liquid cement color “Buff”, 2 bottle caps of bright green dry pigment, 1 whole bottle of “burnt umber” dry pigment)
Plaster first coat.
Fans
Fun with old-fashioned door hardware
Inside doors
Lofted ship cabin room in progress
Now you see it
Now you don’t
First coat of dark paint on the drench doors and head of arches.
Tile board is up in preparation for stuccoing the fireplace and rest of the walls. Also a couple of the antique doors are in!
Floor paint. Clockwise from top-left: 1 Black Bean Soup, 2 Wenge, 3 Kendall Charcoal, 4 Dragon’s Breath, 5 Deep Creek, 6 Midsummer Night
Putting up the 12-inch poplar boards on the walls
Tongue and groove in the arches
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