volcano
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in gratitude, no really
got it.....thanks for your patience, and help over the years. I'm sure there will be more questions, and perhaps I can help others along the way too.
Here's the cabin... it's about 6 m x 6 m. last Feb we sealed and painted the exterior...of course...this paint looked more biege in the store.
(Should this go on the color thread?)
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volcano
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page 2......part of the bathroom counter..this cement sink is getting an epoxy coating inside this year.....to resemble a rustic piece of pottery.
hope to see water flowing into it too.
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volcano
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page 3....this is the other cement sink I made...looks better here than it is...the forms kept expanding as I poured...it's about 4 " thick. We
installed the glass block ourselves as well...in about 3 opengings as accent color
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Bajaboy
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love the tiles and the glass block
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DENNIS
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I think you're doing a great job. Keep at it.
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John M
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postin' photos!
It looks as though not only did you catch on to the photo posting process, but you are now an expert!
Way to go.
John M
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volcano
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expert at nothing...willing to try. thanks for the offers to help posting...we're on slow speed and dial up here definitely a relief to succeed.
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24baja
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Volcano, I love your cabin....I wish I had your talent.
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Mexitron
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Looking good! Love the custom sink.
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wessongroup
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Think your ok, right here with your color ..... on your place.. imho 
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oladulce
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Cool sink. Will the epoxy coat change the look, for example make it glossy?
I hear ya about choosing a nice beige/tan paint- it shouldn't be that hard yet i've got a garage full of peaches, mustards, and mauves that looked
like a nice warm tan color in the paint store.
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volcano
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Oladulce....the epoxy is for the basin type bathroom sink...only a bit shows in the photo. I cast is out of cement, in sand....wanted it to look like
old pottery. the interior is impractically rough....so the clear epoxy coat will just give it a clear smooth finish over the rough concrete
I've got 10 gallons of flaming coral paint....trade ya for the mauve?
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Paulina
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Really cool, I love the personal touch your cabin has. Regarding the color, it will eventually fade. Our beige house was pretty pink for awhile.
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