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Tom-D

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Our building is finally complete. we've been moving in all weekend. I can't believe I have been storing all this junk.

hundreds of small pieces of cotton, ceconite, weights and age unknown, lots and lots of paint cans with just a dab in them. worn out accessories that should have been thrown away a long time ago. Plans and blue prints of stuff that I have no idea what they are.

But the next project is in route.
 
Who would like to have a camera monitor on the web, to watch?
 
Not ANOTHER thread on this! How many are there going to be?


Sorry, I just couldn't help myself. I'm glad things are going well.

 
Tom-D said:
Our building is finally complete. we've been moving in all weekend. I can't believe I have been storing all this junk.

hundreds of small pieces of cotton, ceconite, weights and age unknown, lots and lots of paint cans with just a dab in them. worn out accessories that should have been thrown away a long time ago. Plans and blue prints of stuff that I have no idea what they are.

But the next project is in route.
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:needpics::needpics:
 
That's what I did with all those half empty cans of different colors of wall paint - mixed it all together to a grey mess and painted two rooms with it!
 
Tom-D said:
Our building is finally complete. we've been moving in all weekend. I can't believe I have been storing all this junk.

hundreds of small pieces of cotton, ceconite, weights and age unknown, lots and lots of paint cans with just a dab in them. worn out accessories that should have been thrown away a long time ago. Plans and blue prints of stuff that I have no idea what they are.

But the next project is in route.
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Sounds like a hazmat situation.
 
Provided they aren't something really esoteric as to contain lead or such (lead paint is still legal in some situations such as parking lot line paint), you pop the lids and let them dry out and throw them in the regular garbage (at least that's the rules around here).
 
flyingron said:
Provided they aren't something really esoteric as to contain lead or such (lead paint is still legal in some situations such as parking lot line paint), you pop the lids and let them dry out and throw them in the regular garbage (at least that's the rules around here).
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Island County has a collection point at the dump.
 
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