I know. I’m glad they were flexible

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Thank you so much for the support. It’s good to be putting out some content and working on projects again. More to come.

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Thanks so much! Appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts

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Thank you. I did get lucky. Glad it was salvageable

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I think so too! Thank you so much 😊

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Thank you so much deb!

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Thank you very much! I despise white on most pieces but it does have its place

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If it’s their furniture and they want it painted, that’s their choice. Live with it

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I wish I could help

Oh how I wish I could get that crazy with a piece 😁

Thank you so much Pam. I appreciate you

Thank you so much. The details definitely give it its character but sometimes for someone to love the piece again and keep it, some changes need to be made.

Thank you. They were glad I was able to change their mind

Thank you so much. I’m glad too. I believe it was from the red tones

Money mike, what up! I was wondering when you were going to hop on and lend me some of that humor. Thank you brother

Thank you. I hit it from Amazon. I’m going to get another because you can remove the lower portion and secure it to the wall and hang it

Thank you so much. I’m in Morgan hill just south of the Bay Area

While I don’t disagree with you, sometimes a piece needs to be taken in a different direction from its original form in order to appeal to someone who wants to keep it. Rather paint then trash it.

@@CedarPineDesigns I agree with U too. Sometimes a furniture needs a little 'twist' and it's ok, but I love too much (I enjoy like a psycho, actually) look at a piece of wood showing their 'veins' under a light coat of beeswax letting my eyes wander over each single datail. But it's justa a personal point of view. The cheap wood or the veniers (is that the word for the spanish "enchapado"?) may need a coat of paint. The solid wood needs only love and respect. Nice work (really) and my excuses about my english 'cause I was my own teacher on this languaje. Greetins from Tucumán, Argentina.🇦🇷

@@user-pt1ny4hs7m your English is great to be honest. I agree with solid wood, I would never want to paint a solid high end piece of lumber.

@@CedarPineDesigns That's the feeling. Success and good health for U & your family! 👍🏻👏🏻💪🏻🤞🏻

Sorry, too late

Thank you. It is a lot of word of mouth and also, social media brings me clients as well. Once done enough people start to reach out.

@CedarPineDesigns so I just finished the dresser nightstands and chest for my commision set, and I used inslx cabinet coat for the whole thing, with stix as the primer. I'm noticing that the paint seems kind of soft and when I do a scratch test it acts like it could scratch because I see little white nibs form, but no actual scratch. I did all the normal prep; clean, sand, clean again, prime, paint. Is this normal for inslx? Does it just need a little time to harden or is it supposed to be pretty durable from the start?

@@liveforeternity I’ve never had that issue but it does need time to cure. This is from their product information sheet Tack Free 1 Hour To Recoat 6 Hours Full Cure 14 Days All at 77 degrees so if it’s cold where you are it may differ. I’ve never had to wait the 14 days.

@CedarPineDesigns okay, I'm in Florida so maybe it's too hot. Bringing inside to let it rest in a temp-controlled environment for a few days and hoping for the best 🤞

Ok great. Let me know how it goes