and our Christmas mudroom.

Another inconvenience, another reason to put off finishing the job!With the cheapo rollers, if I got busy and waited too long between coats and the roller was too crusty, I just got rid of it and started with a new one.

That only happened one time, but the point is that it wasn’t something I had to worry about, so I had no excuse to put it off..Tip #3: The technique.I went over the grooves and the sides first with a good angled brush before rolling.

Sounds like a quick little step right?This probably took the longest of anything, but was totally necessary.

I had a couple of good non-disposable angled brushes on hand that I switched out and cleaned up if they started to seem like the paint was drying on them too much.

I’ll share my super-easy paint brush cleaning technique with you next week.🙂 In an old house like this, we’re always a little paranoid about things leaking/crumbling/breaking all around us.

The faucet is one less thing to worry about.. I’ll be ready to show you the full bathroom project, and all the scary before and after pictures shortly, but for now, let’s just enjoy the view from the kitchen.. Before (actually, during):.It’s honestly just nice to have a sink again, but to have one that looks so beautiful is just icing on the cake.. Ready to win your own new faucet from Pfister?

their lovely selection.and then come back and enter below!.