Sentences with phrase «swine paint»
Thank you Ps - i have the swine paint issue amd would love to repaint
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I laugh to myself when I read about your swine paint.
M, I notice frequent references to your SWINE paint.
I will also catch up on photos I haven't showed you, including afters of the bathroom project, progress reports on my entry, a new fireplace mantel, new light fixtures, and updates on the swine paint elimination progress!
Perhaps I, too, have swine paint around.
swine paint??
Oh NO, more swine paint!!
Finally our entry walls were painted, I was so happy to see the swine paint go!
I remember when you moved in and the swine paint.
Not exact matches
Example: Trying to describe the sophisticated aesthetics of the Mona Lisa painting to Ah Beng is like casting pearls before swine.
Besides the new wall that was installed (more to come on that), we've painted the swine - colored walls and fireplace (Simply White Benjamin Moore), added some trim around the fireplace (to fill in big gaps between the brick and the drywall), removed the pink blinds (still thinking about what blinds we'd want down here) and installed the new Mohawk flooring.
I had been thinking of using the paint color that you used to cover up the swine walls and now I really am liking the new color of paint that you chose to use in the family room area!!
Melissa — is it wrong for me to hope you NEVER paint over the last of the swine?
our bedroom was a horrible «swine» color, in semi-gloss... except for one big ugly splotch of totally flat paint.
Oooh and I got the giggles when reading your old post about the six - year journey in your house, when you described the paint color as «swine pink.»
Anyway, it's a creamy blue now, after 2 years of paint chips and swipes of sample paint stuck up every where:) Good luck with the swine eradification!
She just painted her room this weekend (another swine room DOWN!).
May 2011 be the year to end swine colored paint in your lovely home.
Annnnnnd, more swine walls that need to be painted.
As you can imagine, I'm so ready to say good - bye to swine and hog colored paint.
Wishing you continued kids bath success, and buckets of fresh white paint to cover up the «swine».
SWINE!!!!! I feel your pain with the awful paint colors but I've not yet had to deal with TWO STORIES of it.
The bathroom, teal in the dining room all the way through the upstairs hallway, baby blue in the kitchen, swine in the living room, the deepest blue you can imagine with splatter paint (a-la 1980s) in the nursery!
, and the ceiling paint is kind of blush pink (swine rosé?).
The color was originally kind of a swine hue, so a coat of white paint (Swan White by Glidden) was a first step!
Along with the «swine / hog» paint colors elsewhere in some areas of the house, it just won't quite feel right to me until we get the walls painted!
Not to mention this was a bathroom that was still bathed in swine (aka mauve pink taupe paint).
Hahaha 17 years ago we moved into this house and EVERYTHING was painted swine!
My laundry room, the second to last room painted «swine,» is currently getting a fresh coat of white paint.
Pay no attention the upper parts of the wall that are still painted that awful swine color.
Remember this not so warm and cozy swine room photo (above) from yesterday's post about all the walls I have to paint?
(I'm still concerned about the «swine» paint issue.
On the topic of painting your house, do you think Pantone's Rose Quartz (co-color of the year) is akin to your dreaded «swine?»
We decided we were ready for a little refresh, and the things we wanted to tackle were the fluorescent light, the unfortunate and most embarrassing state of our laundry sink which you'll see at the end of this post, and of course the offensive fleshy swine color painted on the walls.
To make even more progress on this room down the road, I need to repaint my dining room table, finish up the ceiling which still has an unfortunate band of swine, and paint the baseboards.
Yes, they are still that dry builder grade base coat color (that the builder probably thought was a nice safe beige but looks suspiciously mauve in some light so it has been the bane of my existence ever since), a paint color we affectionately named SWINE (no disrespect towards pigs, I assure you).
They were still the same dried out flesh colored builder paint (a.k.a. swine) that was originally on every single wall in our entire house.
I hung a few things on the wall in my daughter's freshly painted bedroom (yahoo! the «swine» elimination continues).
Here is how it looked when we bought the house (above) in all it's «swine glory» prior to being painted.
Hope there's no more paint incidents and that your swine walls come along.
Have a wonderful day and oh, yes... got ta paint that strip of swine!
Don't even get me started on the original «swine» paint color.
Still haven't painted my swine walls (OINK!)
Though you didn't ask, I can see that last band of swine being painted a darker shade of the wall color.
When we bought our home, all the walls were painted the same sad beige color... not quite swine, more like dust.
-LCB- And of course, painting the remaining band of swine would be pretty awesome to finish things off as well. -RCB-
I'm looking at paint colors for our laundry room and main living area and I certainly want to avoid swine and hog.
«Swine», known by numerous other names in paint manufacturers» fan decks, is the ultimate beige with pink undertones that colorist Maria Killam talks and teaches about extensively.
My parents just bought a new house, which is painted, inside and out, in many colors of Swine, needs the carpets replaced, the hardwood floors refinished, the kitchen remodeled, and of course needs complete repainting.
You cracked me up with the «swine» paint.