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Makes me want to cry in French seeing the original stonework restored. It really does make the room look even larger than it looked before and the texture and stone shapes really brings out the symmetry and brighten the space up.

Felicity, you looked like a proud mama when the architect was so impressed. ❤

The paint removal created such a change to the entrance. But, wow! What a change to the outside. The right side of the chateau during the introduction was incredible. The chateau will look magnificent when it the outside restoration is done.

How fortunate that you have this product to safely remove the lead paint. What an enormous task. Love the original color of the stone. Bonne chance 🍀😍😘

I'm so excited to say I've seen an orb move, time stamped 15:26 as she's talking about removing the lead paint from the patch done previously, through the doorway behind her close to the floor you can see the orb move from behind her into the room she is standing in. I'm not saying it's haunted but it definitely has a spirit.... Which is beautiful to witness ❤. To me it signifies the previous owners are happy to have their beloved chateau restored ❤

please donate to these people who renovate a beautiful chateau the right way

C'est Frédéric Didier l'architecte en chef de Versailles qui s'occupe du chantier, c'est top BRAVO❤❤❤

you should have way more subscribers this is true restoration and the building is important

Le vestibule va devenir splendide ! Et comme le disait M. Didier : on a effectivement l'impression que les murs soudain respirent. C'est très beau !

so happy to see the inside now being worked on. This is great.

C’était génial ! ✨🇦🇺

What an amazing product. The entrance hall is going to look incredible. Can't wait to see how it progresses. Thank you so much for sharing.

What an enormous job. Well done you.

The original stone is magnificent!

Stunning stonework! Beautiful! 💖✨🇺🇲

What an amazing product! Cheers!

Just got my copy of "Chateau Reawakening". Congratulations! It's beautifully written and produced. I'm enjoying it thoroughly. Thank you!

The natural color and texture of the stone is georgeous

This is a great product but I cannot imagine how much it would cost to coat all the areas you have in the chateau to do. I am thankful for this video because I’ll need this product soon for a home I’ve inherited. But I’ll probably only need one bucket 😊

This is so fascinating to watch! So amazing that such products are available to help remove hazardous materials previously used. Can't wait to see how you transform the space!

I think the original is stunning just gorgeous.

Wow the product did a fantastic job. Even the architect seems impressed with the results. As a fellow Victorian I wish you well on the rest of the journey. I will continue to watch and enjoy the results of your hard work and the teams work

Bonjour a vous , merveilleuse realisation , un grand merci pour votre generosite 💜🙏

The product works well. Probably safer too. You don't want to inhale lead particles.

That looks like tons work!

Felicity bravo pour ton français qui s'améliore, impressionnant, il faut laisser respirer la pierre pour avoir quelque chose de stabilisé !

Being a two time cancer survivor I would still mask up doing the stripping. Eye protection as well. What an incredible product 👍 I am concerned where all the waste goes it definitely is toxic especially asbestos. 🤔 🤷‍♀️

Very interesting! That product is going to be very very helpful!

Eso de eliminar la pintura con plomo es una tarea tiránica, pero permitirá tener un ambiente más sano y el castillo será más amigable con la salud. Se merecen un gran aplauso por el gran trabajo que están haciendo. Desde Venezuela se les envía saludos y eterna admiración

LOVE

Magnnifique!

So amazing to see all that nasty paint come off. The walls look so much better. Fascinating video.

My husband is trained in abatement so as to have knowledge of overseeing building projects. Asbestos and lead paint pose no health issues unless they have been disturbed. In both cases that means small particles that may be breathed in and in the case of lead paint is chipping that children and animals may ingest.

Huge undertaking to strip the paint.

Amazing work! Thank you for sharing.

Wonderful. I am happy to see that

Super produit ! pour 50g de peinture au m² on a 5kg minimum de déchets à enfouir en centre de stockage de déchets ultimes de classe 1 à 500€/t HT et hors transport (par société agréée)

我常想著你們或許是第一任主人不忍看到農莊破舊再次來修繕你們的财產(佛教的輪回）。祝福你們平安喜樂。

Beautiful and fascinating process to see the transformation of this old building.

It really is an amazing transformation.

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That smart strip would be very good on furniture too making things easy .

How is the waste handled? Does it need special final disposition?

It is wonderful to see how you are healing that beautiful, unique place. I wonder - did you have any idea how much work it was going to be?

A serious lot of work but ultimately worth it. Best wishes.

At 8:37- 8:39 you have got an orb on the ground in a very strange area behind you. I don't normally go for all of that kind of stuff but this makes a very strong case for something there. It came right in when you said something about the architect of Purnon. At first I thought it might have been a small dog that moved quickly across the ground. Wow really strange.

What are you doing with the lead you have removed with the strips??

Very beautiful. How do you dispose of the toxic strips once they come off the wall?

I am going to go get the stripping product today!!!! It's amazing and simple and will solve my stripping issue!!!!

One of the historic problems with lead paint is that it tastes sweet, or so I understand. Younger children would sometimes pull off strips and put them in their mouths. I'm guessing your sweet English sheepdog should be NOWHERE near this process.

I thought lead paint was relatively safe once applied

I would think you project would be a great opportunity for internships created for students who are learning architectural and historical restoration. Seems like you should have a team helping strip these walls. Some many questions of value such as “ can these products be used on plasters”.

I saw that orb to

How much will it cost to remove all of the paint

A lovely orb floated by at ground level at the 8.44 mark, I think you have ghosts!

The baseboards are nice, in need of repair of course. I question some of these historian decisions. One man's incredible castle has the most gorgeous black and white marble throughout the bottom floor and he loves it but they are going to remove all of it because it's not 'original'. It's very old but not original. Same with some of the very elegant windows. Once you take their money, you have little say.

Just one point about lead paints. XVIIIth. century paints were lead paints. Of course you need to get rid of paints on walls that were not painted in the XVIIIth. cent., but, concerning parts that were painted (typically furniture, doors, windows and wood panelings...), the current french regulations does not ask you to remove lead paints. They only request you to inform some people (typically renters of you rent your chateau...), that you do have some lead paints in your house and were. Also, current french regulations do not forbid any use of lead paints, it is forbidden for wall painters, and it is also forbidden to sell ready-made lead-based paints, but if you ask a joiner to restore Purnon's XVIIIth cent wood panelings, current french regulations still allow him to buy white lead oxide (real "ceruse"...), make his own lead-based paint according to XVIIIth cent recipes (with some care...) and repaint yous antique wood panelings with it. Those paints are considered quite different from modern lead-free imitations, and current practice is to still use them for restoration of painted XVIIIth cent. furniture. I guess that according to French regulation a joiner repainting Purnon's XVIIIth paneling should be considered as a "wood panel painter" and not a "wall painter". Also, white lead oxide, is still legally sold in France, but outrageously expensive.

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