fencerm2: (The writer)
fencerm2 ([personal profile] fencerm2) wrote2006-05-17 05:32 pm

Joys of homeownership III - Reconstruction

I let everything dry out about 24 hours or so...and then today put up new sheetrock. Now I get to wait for the spackle to dry. I figure my shower will be useable late tonight or for tomorrow, and then I can let it dry a few hours again before I sand the spackle down. Painting will occur probably next week. But at least it's mostly back together again. I will put up the new ceiling tiles probably AFTER I paint - debating doing the bathroom in a new color, now, and I think I'd like to maybe paint the track for the tiles in the new color.

This part is ALMOST fun.

[identity profile] sskipstress.livejournal.com 2006-05-17 09:42 pm (UTC)(link)
Did you know that if you smooth down spackle or joint compound while it's still wet with a wet sponge, you can sometimes avoid having to sand it after it dries?

[identity profile] kielbasa-007.livejournal.com 2006-05-17 09:51 pm (UTC)(link)
ooh ohh! and then the retiling in a fine italian marble