Wednesday, January 11, 2012

WANTED WEDNESDAYS

"YOU HAVE TO EXPECT THINGS OF YOURSELF
                          BEFORE YOU CAN DO THEM"








"Do It Yourself"
Painting a Room



Here at APlateofThisACupofThat we believe in doing what you can on your own.  As promised from last weeks Wanted Wednesday we would like to guide our renters and owners on how to achieve certain fixer uppers on your own. 

Everyone knows makes a great looking home is in the interior design.  You cant decorate without having a solid yet your own personal touch of a foundation.  This foundation would be your choice of paint your rooms. 1STCLASSLADIES are here to give you tips and rules on Preparing to Paint a Room!!


 
  1. Remove as much furniture from the room as possible, and move the remaining furniture to the center of the room. Cover the remaining furniture with a drop cloth, and use removable masking tape around any moldings, doors and windows. Use drop cloths to protect the floors.
  2. Cover the smoke detector with a plastic bag, and turn off any heating or air conditioning to prepare for the sanding and painting.
  3. Scrape or sand any loose or flaking paint using sandpaper or a paint scraper. Scrape down to the bare surface if needed.
  4. Use a putty knife to fill any nail or screw holes with a good quality spackling compound. Fill any cracks with caulking.
  5. If the woodwork is seriously damaged it may be necessary to apply epoxy filler, like the filler used on car bodies.
  6. Wash all surfaces thoroughly to remove any remaining dirt or grease.
  7. Rinse all surfaces thoroughly with water and allow them to dry before proceeding.
  8. Turn off power to the room to be painted, and remove cover plates from all the electrical fixtures, outlets and switches in the room. Put a small piece of masking tape over the outlets and switch handles to keep paint from sticking to them.
  9. Loosen and remove the cover plates from any light fixtures, and cover any fixtures that cannot be removed with a plastic bag.
  10. Remove any heating and air conditioning vent covers, and you're ready to paint.

                                                                ~HAPPY PAINTINGS~



            ~apartments~
         


Bushwick

Williamsburg

Bronx

Harlem

East Harlem

West 139th St


~employment~


Direct Supp Asst Trainee

Entry Level Maintenance

Custodial Asst (John Jay College)

Painter (NYC Tech)

Mail Message Services Worker (Hunter College)

Laborer A (Medgar Evers College)

PayRoll Specialist-JetBlue (Forest Hills, NY)

Center Customer Service Rep FEDEX

Center Specialist FEDEX

                                     ~flashing financial report~

As reported this morning on GoodDay NewYork certain website domains will be up for grabs soon!!! For those who dont know what that means.  That means a smart business move that will make you money in the future.  Domains are going for a lot more then when they first emerged on the scene however if you for instance buy the domain www.craigslist.com for $180,000 now in 10 years with the progression of the company cant you just imagine how much it would be worth then???!!
Gives you something to think about, huh!!






































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