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You have done a FABULOUS JOB! We are soon to buy an old weatherboard house on 3 acres. On one side of the house the paint is badly flakey. We’re not sure what the best approach is yet. Do you have any tips?

Very excited for you. What a beautiful house.

are you guys still making videos

Could you please explain what colours you used for which areas? So it was natural white on the weatherboards, then vivid white for the window frames? Surf mist on the soffit and/or the area above the windows?

Nice work. So when you say the house was last painted in 2008 so you are sure there is no lead paint. That assurance would be only valid if all the paint was first removed and then painted. How do you know that was the case and they didn't just paint over the lead containing paint? I'm in the process of doing the same thing to my weatherboard Queensland so it's good see you do it first :)

Love Ippy homes

Great work guys!!! Would love to know how you are doing

So Beautiful!!! Lucky you

Did the house has asbestos? Did u do anywork around the asbestos?

Wow. Amazing work, it looks fantastic! hopefully everything is going great for your young family.

Looked like a big job, the crew did really well!

Awesome any updates on the houss

Beautiful job! The short video makes it look fun but I know it’s so much hard work and perseverance to pull this off.😊

I know this house!! I am very thankful to see that it’s going to be loved again. I found your videos while looking for a tutorial on painting a Qlder cottage, and this is the third video I’ve watched of yours, and suddenly I realised that I recognised the house! Congratulations on such a beautiful home and piece of local history!

Your video has inspired 😊

why do you need to scrub the weatherboards if youre sanding? wouldnt sanding clean it anyway

Never ever ever caulk where the boards join.

Great job guys! How long did it all take?

when i first arrived in brisbane for my study...the first house i stayed in was a queenslander...i love it. in west malaysia, we have similar design and architecture of the queenslander

Queenslanders are so cozy and full of good energy!!

Looks amazing.

Hi there, did you guys get a quote before you started….interested to know how much you saved.

From start to finish about how long did it take? I’m trying to get courage to paint my house

What colours did you use?

This is beautiful, just bought a post war Queenslander.

You two are gorgeous. Your whole lives ahead of you in your forever home 💕

So much progress. Would love to see the house once the painting is finished! We're working on our Queenslander at the moment

Absolutely lovely. What a great find and great restoration. 🤍

Congratulations! 😊 Wishing you a smooth delivery. Enjoyed the video of your home improvements too.

You make a great team. Enjoying your videos 😀

just gorgeous

Wishing you every happiness in your lovely home, and good luck with your planned changes. Thank you for sharing. Love the bay windows with the window storage seats. Brought back memories to this great-gran of sitting curled up on cushions with a book. You said ceramic basin in the laundry but they’re laundry tubs. The lady of the house would have used a washing board, and had a wringer mounted between the two tubs. Long before the laundry held a washing machine it would have had a copper. That’s how we did the washing back in the day!! I see that your toilet being a big enough room could now have a basin plumbed in for convenience! I’m thinking that your kitchen would probably have had the original stove along the wall so that it was less of a concern for fire risk. I would not think it was in the pantry which appears to have been the original pantry. Back when it was a new house the pantry was very important. Most housewives made their own preserves, jams, cordials, and kept good supplies of staples in the pantry. Nobody could hop in the car to zip down to the grocer’s for things! In the backyard they would have had a chook shed and run, and a lemon tree in those days too. Just after your house was built the Great Depression came in 1930 so a vegetable garden was a necessity. A pot of mint near the back door as it spreads everywhere if planted in the garden. Great for keeping flies at bay, and handy for the cook I liked you showing us through and just talking. My only complaint; I wasn’t keen on your music which seemed too loud in spots. I enjoyed your blooper segment!

Love that you restored to good original condition and didn’t paint or ;distress it. Also, isn’t danish oil amazing!!

The House IS a gem💎💎💎 The music IS terrible , how can someone Listen to your voice with this Noise??? Please Listen to your Videos before releasing....

Patiently waiting for home updates from Canada!

Excellent.We have 4 members chairs we're trying to sell.love them,but,alas,they don't fit our space.Great work.😁

Great job! That's a dream restoration project right there

We renovating a 1940 queenslander atm coming along fantastic, prefer oldet style than the cheap brand new homes in new estates

"Parkour!" 😂

Beautiful old home and it looks to be in great condition.

Can’t beat a free shed. Well done guys.

the outtakes at the end are gold. LOVE IT

That Chinese Elm is an absolute shocker to have to keep culling when the root system has gotten across the yard so good thing you got them now. Big effort!!

Good effort guys.

thank you for uploading. You inspired me! 🙊

Looks really good! If you are keeping the ramp, you should consider painting or tiling it.

Looking good but would consider getting rid of the ramp altogether.

Looking awesome guys!

Love your vids! The house looks really reminiscent of Plan No. 30 from the book "99 everyday homes for Queenslanders, 1939". Its a bit later than your house, but I wonder if it was based on something earlier that was already in circulation? You can see it here: www.slq.qld.gov.au/research-collections/queensland/built-heritage Looking forward to your next vid, keep up the awesome work. So nice you are caring for this old lady so well.

Looks incredible Kel. X