Sentences with phrase «paint store thought»

The guy at my local paint store thought that it would also hold up pretty well in a bathroom.

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The CEO, says a person familiar with his thinking, believed selling through big boxes could introduce Moore paint to new customers; once impressed by the brand's quality, he believed, they would buy directly from Moore stores.

but if you think about what would happen to that bread if he turned the oven on...» Another time, Mancuso responded to a call in which paint cans that were stored in the oven exploded all over the kitchen.

To paint the picture, think of it like this: If you want to perform a 100 - meter sprint at an all - out effort, you have the immediate energy stores to do so through your anaerobic pathway, but you can only maintain this all - out effort for about 10 to 15 seconds before you have to stop and catch your breath.

I've tried using a purdy brush thinking maybe the brush was a problem, that didn't help, I've tried storing the paint more, that doesn't help either.

I absolutely adore SW paints, but I think their lighting in their stores is horrid, distorting the true colors and computers never show real colors.

And I am actually in the process of painting a big old thrift store clam but hadn't thought of a gold interior - totally doing that!

I have only made small batches when using craft paint, but I think larger batches of it will store just as well as latex.

I think it only hurts us to paint small - scale conscientious breeders devoted to their dogs with the same brush as puppy mills and pet stores.

Three new games have been added to the Xbox Games Store today including a hand - painted new «Metroidvania,» an enhanced re-release of a decisive Xbox 360 favorite, and the third episode of Capcom's first episodic project (I think it's their first, please correct me if I'm wrong).

I think my interests really just reflect artists» interests, such as Jim Shaw collecting thrift - store paintings, Mike Kelley looking at the creative endeavors of childhood adolescence, and so on.

Think of Frank Stella's stated desire «to keep the paint as good as it was in the can,» or Houston artist Joseph Cohen's exclusive reliance on reclaimed «oops» paints that have been returned to home - improvement stores to make his abstractions.

Augaitis's artists have raided the junk piles, warehouses, hard ware stores and toy boxes of modern industrial culture, pulling out hospital sheets, toilet seats, crowbars, Cheerios, things that go squish and everything else you can think of, except the high art stuff of oil paint and marble.

A lot of people think that the right way to create flow and transition colours from room to room with paint colours is to take a single strip of colours from the paint store and select a range of shades from light to dark.

I am choosing a white for my dining room and think i have it narrowed down, but will be hitting the paint store for a few samples myself!

Here in our new house we have the 20» x20 ′ garage which is just my giant outdoor workshop for gardening and painting projects, and soon to be a part time dance studio for my daughter, we never store our cars in there (all the neighbors think we're weird).

Besides having a few turquoise pieces in my house I thought it would be a great idea to paint some store bought pumpkins using Sherwin - Williams Oceanside.

I really think you should find an old light fixture at an antique store or on craigslist and adapt it (paint, ornaments, etc.).

I can't help but think of my locally owned paint stores being wiped out of paint chips for crafts & no one buying paint.

I store my paint in them and think they are absolutely brilliant!

I could open a paint store with all the sample pots I have from previous paint projects as I love color and never thought of myslef as a white or taupe wall kind of person.

I think to dude it up I'd need to leave them as stir sticks and maybe go as far as to get a stir stick from all the different paint / hardware stores in my area and put the logo side out.

She thought it was warm enough in her garage to use the paint and to store the piece while it was drying.

I absolutely adore SW paints, but I think their lighting in their stores is horrid, distorting the true colors and computers never show real colors.

I think if you went to your local home improvement store and looked at paint chips for a dark gray and got it in a flat finish that would work.

My first thought would be a great primer but maybe there's something else they could suggest at the paint store.

I think It is important to point out that 90 % of the furniture in our home has been purchased second hand at either a garage sale or thrift store and then refinished by my husband and I. Most of our furniture pieces are painted in Behr's «Poetic Light».

I've tried using a purdy brush thinking maybe the brush was a problem, that didn't help, I've tried storing the paint more, that doesn't help either.

I think I'm going to have to pop into the paint store today and pick up this paint swatch to check it out!

When walking into my home I have a small entry space and a large wall.At one time I thought I would put a bench there and maybe a mirror.But having such a small space with a door I did not think a bench would work.I found this piece of furniture a few years ago at a resale shop.I think it fits perfectly in this tight space.There is still plenty of room for my door to open.My front door is just to the right of the photo... but not seen.I change this often.This time I decided to add a window in front and a few other things too.I love layering pieces together.But I could not stop here.I found this old painting at a thrift store.

I picked up this bed tray at the thrift store a few weeks back for $ 3: It kind of had a coastal vibe going already, however I'd say the paint job was a little rushed, what do you think?

This past weekend I asked two paint store guys what would be the effect on a wall of decoupage glue in terms of somebody later wanting to remove a map stuck to a wall with 3 parts water, 1 part school glue (I think that's the homemade recipe for decoupage glue)-- and they said it would do bad things, would take a lot of work to get it off.