An other bathroom done

very nice cabinet .good job

-- jeanmarc manosque france

Beautiful. I think your help is cute too. :)

-- Berta in NC

Very nice!

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Great looking bathroom cabinets. Thanks for sharing.

-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.

Nice vanity – good legs too

-- Phil in British Columbia

Careful Stanley, them legs grow hair!

Thanks for the comments, LJ’s.

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Very nice cabinets, and some good looking help. Nice job.

-- Glenn, New Mexico

Thanks Bigbuck.

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I love the look of tirumphant happiness on the little boys face really cute well done sir looking good.Alistair

-- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease

Thanks Alistair, we have a lot of fun together.

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Great job!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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Your welcome Callum.

I checked out your site (http://thetimberkid.blogspot.com/ ), looks nice!

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I really like the look, care to share some finishing techniques?? Great selection on the top too. You know….if you made the mirror frames the same as the cabiniet…..WoW that would really draw your eye to that great cabinet…sorry, didn’t mean to give you ideas for more work…LOL

-- Jim Hallada, Chesterfield, VA

Thanks Jim,
Maple is a very hard woo to stain without a blotch. I used a stain from Hood: http://67.222.44.196/store/index.php It was a stain both water and oil based. I used it on the wooden floor and on the cabinets. I used it as a wipe on stain. The next two coats are tung oil from waterlox. This is easy applying with a brush. The last two coats are oil bases polyurethane from Zar. After the first coat I sanded with a 220 grit paper. The Zar flows well brushed on, but it is a very sticky product and dries quickly. It is hard to apply to larger surfaces.

I wanted to make the mirrors, but my wife realised, that i would not get the house done in this lifetime if I would try to make everything myself. So the mirrors came from Lowe’s.

Thanks for asking.

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