Sentences with phrase «original wood strip»

Original wood strip frame.

Original wood strip framed.

Not exact matches

The «original» plan was to strip the top and leave some of that gorgeous wood exposed, which I painstakingly started to do and when I get tired of it my Hubby tried to finish.

This truck also features new glass, front bumper, instruments with original factory facings, new running boards, bed sides, tailgate, bed front panel, new high gloss bed wood with complementing stainless bed strips and new taillights.

All guest room door jams were stripped of layers of paint and restored to the original heart pine wood.

Antonia stripped back the paint from cupboard doors to reveal the original wood, which makes the most of period features in this Eastern theme bedroom.

However, the price was right at 20 bucks, so Peter stripped off the old paint, and eventually exposed the original raw wood hiding underneath.

I didn't strip the table, though I would definitely think about it now that know better — would make much faster work of sanding down to the original wood.

I decided to strip and sand the mantel down to its original wood, hoping that it would be intact.

I want to strip it and refinish it to the original wood finish.

I would have loved to have the whole thing be the original wood, but I was a little worried with all the fine details that we would run into paint stripping issues and an uneven finish.

Mr. Project had undertaken the task to strip the whole thing in preparation for the new paint, and when I saw how beautiful the original wood was, we decided to stain (to make the color / grain look more uniform) and seal the top, and then paint the bottom for contrast.

Also I don't know where Pamela lives, but it's extremely hard to find 100 + year old houses in my neck of the woods that haven't been stripped of much of their original character (including the original wood) in the 60's or 70's if not earlier.

This super cozy sleeping nook, framed by the home's original wood beams features bedding by John Robshaw, complimented by a striped rug from Dash & Albert.

It took several rounds of stripping, and then some sanding around the edges, but I finally got the top back to the original wood.