Trying to take off all these layers of paint, without an electric sander, is going to take a lot of time and work, though. (I gave myself a blister last night working on its removal.) So I'm going to move on to the next piece of counterspace - the island - and work on paint removal from the first piece a little at a time.
Even though my original idea didn't work out, I did learn how to get the look I want. Now I'm ready to tackle the other areas w/o having to worry and constantly reassure myself with, 'Just keep going. It'll all turn out and look good in the end. Just keep going.'
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| Last night's removal efforts |
3 comments:
If you like doing house projects a sander may be worth it. A cheap one is about $30. David bought one while refinishing our kitchen table. It makes it much less traumatic if you goof. Best of luck!
I'm impressed that you're taking this project on. I hope I'll get to see it! You can do it
We have an electric sander you can borrow, actually two of them. one hand and one belt.
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