The Historic District

That looks AWESOME! That sink is perfect. Is it a Crane sink? They must have had a great design team back in the day.

You know??? I'm not sure who made the sink.

Next time I'm crawling around under it I'll really look for maker's marks.

I looked it up, it looks like it's an American Standard "companion". I wonder if the name reflects that ithas a matching toilet.

That's so weird. We just learned the name today as well.

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Still scraping the dang garage.

Kill me now.

You are aware that we all have potty envy. We await your report.

Freud would have a lot to say about that statement.

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WHOOOO HOOOOO!!!! I started priming the neighbor's hideous garage today. FINALLY.

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I used "blopentine" as a wood conditioner. Oh. My. Stars. That wood was THIRSTY.

There's lots still to do, but I'm heading back to work tomorrow, and wanted to see a big chunk of progress so instead of finishing the entire scraping job, and then priming, I opted to finish a large section and prime that. I'll deal with the other stuff soon enough.

Blogged of course!
http://howsrobb.blogspot.com/2014/06/prime-time.html

Looking Good!

You might have answered this elsewhere, but did you do anything to aid the scraping (chemical, heat gun, weird IR heat things, etc?)