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My husband says he’s done with the shed extension for this year.
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And as hard as I’ve lobbied to truly finish it with a third wall/door, my pleas are falling on deaf ears and I shall have to live with (though not quietly I assure you) a tarp that covers the open end all winter.
Grrr.
But that doesn’t mean I have to live with raw wood so I matched the old color as well as I could and got to work.
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My husband doesn’t paint.
Or stain.
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Ever.
But that’s fine, I don’t mind doing my part.
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Though I do end up wearing almost as much as whatever structure I’m painting.
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There.
At least it looks little better…
Though I’m still going to ride my spouse to put a trim post on the unfinished rear right edge.
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Big barn, little barn.
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The color match isn’t perfect, but it will do until I can put an another coat on the whole building next spring.
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River's world..... 
Is it likely that critters will slip through/chew through the tarp this winter?
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The tarp is an old waterproof canvas, they could probably duck under it if they want…
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Wow… that’s infinitely better!!
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Thanks. I think so…
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Despite the mismatch, nice job.
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I’m with your husband on one thing: if I never see a paintbrush again, it’ll be too soon.
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After 40 years, I’m wondering if my guy even know how they work ….
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That looks pretty good. Nice match.
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It looks great, and looks finished! I too wear as much paint as whatever I’m painting; we’re talented that way!
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