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Originally Posted by MacStreamer Roger and Roxie,
After I get done drooling over your kitchen wall renovation photos, I am going to go drag my husband in here to show him what I want him to help me with next on our AS. =) I like the swirls. It looks more shiny on the wall then when you first bought it. Did you do something to it, to make it that way? Roxie was right on with the silver wallpaper. I did not care for the blue in the previous photos and when I saw the final one I was in aww. Kudoos =) We have a 1998 Excella so our kitchen looks very similar to yours. |
The flash from the camera makes them show up even better. They are much more subdued in natural light. The ONLY part that I didn't care for was that I had to take off everything AGAIN (except the upper cabinet) to put on the new paper.
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You have the Corian. Nice.
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Originally Posted by MacStreamer I did a search for wallpaper peeling because ours is having that issues near the sink too. I was thinking of just peeling it off and leaving it wood. But I worry about the wood discording if it gets wet too often. Was it hard to take the wallpaper off? Would I just start peeling away at it? Wet it first? Did you use a chemical? Steam iron? Plastic puddy knife? Jack hammer? =P So besides just stumbling across something like that, where might we find a piece of metal? Was it spendy to have them cut the piece? I might just have to call around to a local sheet metal shop and see what they have =) And about the weight... I think they come in different thicknesses. I can't imagine it making that much a difference. And it looks awesome! =) Thanks for sharing. Dana |
Our wallpaper was coming off up by the cabinet at the top of the pantry so it wasn't an urgent thing, just appearance. I just peeled it off with my hands and maybe a razor blade knife on the small pieces. I knew that I was going to cover it so I wasn't worried about how fuzzy the wood was. It was easy.
As far as finding the metal I don't know where to tell you. The owner of the restaurant supplied it after I asked him where he got it. Never did find out. It probably was about 20lb max after cut. The cost was about $30 to cut it rough. I HAD to buy a Makita grinder to finish the edges to fit better.
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Roger & Roxie Smith (
WBCCI#27380 - Air#178)
Visalia, CA (between Fresno & Bakersfield)
1992 25' Excella - Nuestra casa rodante
2003 F-250 6.0 Turbo Diesel Crew Cab
http://www.casarodante.org