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If it doesn't interfere with the weights then it should work. Be sure to check the caulking on the exterior of the window.

About $110 for 2 faucets and an overflow grill.

And 2 topcoats



Next is the siding and installing the sashes. I'll finish this up in a few days or so.

I had faucets done here and was very happy with the results and the price. They do all kinds of playing and restoration work

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Back to the baseboards. If your door casing is flush to the walls and that trim at the bottom has the same floor gap problem then you might have to include that in the fix. Can you post a pic where the door trim and floor meet? Another option is to cut the flooring back some distance then install a ...

Is your door casing messed up as well?

Probably the original plaster and lathe was removed and replaced with drywall this will be thinner. Plus they installed thin baseboards. You might have to have some custom boards milled up. Maybe 1" thick (finished)then a full 3/4" radius quarter round. For the base you could round over th...

Got the dormer in primer today. Sashes are done. I'll caulk tomorrow and paint over the weekend. Then on to the cedar shingles. http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr281/mattswabb/West%20ave/53E4738E-A1F7-4D89-B7DE-9BDB1A56EE72_zps6ijuqfcm.jpg http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr281/mattswabb/West%2...

Here's mine
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And here's my security bars I made
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Mine hinge inward at the top. 2 have stroms and I'll do the other 6 this fall.

For smaller pieces of glass I just fill a bucket with water and leave them in it for a day or so. They usually clean up with very little effort. If just using a razor blade and a dry window I usually spray a bit of windex on them. This allows the razor to slide better. Resist using steel wool and sc...