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He was in the middle of priming the drywall, as the taping and plastering was all complete. If you look closely in the window you can see his son paining with a roller in the master bedroom.
I was impressed, Darrel, my drywall contractor, had almost his entire family involved in the priming: wife and two sons. While they were no way complete it was clear they had done this before - I was assured of a professional job.
As you can see there is literally piles of snow up at the cottage - there is almost three feet of snow on the roof.
Coming Up:
In the next few posts I will show some of the drywall work
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Cottage on the Edge: Drywall Tip: Greenboard for the Windows - Nov 30, 2008
Why use 54-inch Drywall for High Ceilings - Dec 01, 2008
ywall is installed - Well Almost - Nov 17, 2008
Types and Sizes of Drywall - Nov 18, 2008
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