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Michele W

Glendale, CA
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  • After 12 coats of poly! I know people say this all the time, but it honestly look much better in real life. It just looks shiny in the pictures. 7
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Ashley @ Domestic Imperfe... San Antonio, TX
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  • Michele W
    Commented on Mar 15, 2013
    Once you applied the stain, what was it like trying to wipe off the excess? How did you do it
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  • Storm window in the open position 2

Vintage Storm Windows

My home was built in 1940 and it has the original tilt-out storm windows. The storm windows have a pretty cool stay / lock mechanism that keeps the window tilted open and conversely, secured when it's closed (see pic).

I need to find a few more of these as some of my windows are missing them, but I can't seem to locate them anywhere. Does anyone know where I might buy some of these?

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Ryan L Leawood, KS
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  • Michele W
    Commented on Mar 20, 2012
    check large nearby cities for recycled building materials. In Los Angeles I know of a few. ...»
    They carry many antique and reclaimed hardware items.

    Also, there is always restoration hardware if you can afford their prices.

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