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It’s graphic charcoal by Behr!

That's so great to hear! I'm glad it was useful to you. Thanks for the suggestions - I'll definitely make those changes! Hopefully it won't get lost in the crowd!

@@ourhowtohome I did some pots recently but used calcium carbonate powder as I couldn't find a small enough bag of garden lime and have zero storage space 😁 I uploaded a short clip of the finished pots - it's the only video on my channel 🥰 Your tutorial really helped. Thanks again

I'm so glad it was helpful!

Fair enough! The white worked just fine for me and it was what I had at home, but gray would work just as well.

We're obsessed with them! They're from Home Depot. You can get them here: rstyle.me/+svbHj2DXc50V2g2QncdIwA

Good luck!! I can’t wait to hear how it goes!

They were cut at a 45 degree angle. This gives you perfect 90 squares.

Thanks so much!

We’ve done that for other projects like our kitchen cabinet molding and it works great! But given how much wood putty and caulk needed to be added after installation, it really wouldn’t have saved us any time here.

Thanks! It’s a great alternative when you can’t do traditional board and batten. I hope it helped!

Hi! Applying mortar under the cement board would be extra secure yes, but it would also mean that your whole floor including tile is stuck to the subfloor. You wouldn’t be able to remove your tile without tearing out the floor to the studs. Most of the time you see mortar being used under tile which would either be on cement board or directly on a second layer of plywood (I wouldn’t do this in a bathroom). Using the cement board specific screws for this project, the cement board is very secured on it’s on.

Yes, yes you should. Skipping steps could result in cracked tiles.

@@ourhowtohome Would like to know if your floor holds up over time.

@@BUNNYBUN420 we’ve never had any issues in any of the houses we’ve lived in so this way works for us!

@@ourhowtohome I didn't do it on my bathroom floor and I've had no cracks. However I will do on a customer's house

Thank you!

Same question here

Hi Carrie! The baseboards are 4.5 inches tall and the trim is 2 1/4 inches wide. I go into more detail on my blog and feel free to reach out if you have any other questions. www.ourhowtohome.com/2021/08/05/how-to-add-kitchen-island-trim-molding-and-instantly-update-your-kitchen/

it's not a 100% match between the lights and handles so if they'll be side by side I think it'll be noticeable, but for my purposes, it's pretty close. If you want an even closer match, it might be worth trying to blend antique gold with another more yellow rub and buff to get the perfect color.

Thank you!

Thanks so much!

Thanks!! I hope that I can pull it off!

Oh no! I noticed that happening a bit when I was doing my project as well. Were you able to use a brush and flick the caking off at all?

Thanks Tony! We don't use the drawers very much so there is little wear and tear, but so far they look as good as the day I did them! I think spraying the sealer really helped protect them. Good luck on your project!

Thanks so much Gina!

I'm so glad you're here! I'm very interested to hear how the spray paint lasts over time - I have another bathroom to update!

@@ourhowtohome thanks for the warm welcome my friend 🥰. Will definitely be giving an update after a few months of using it

Thanks for the tip Henry! I hadn't thought about that. I watered down the lime a ton, but it still probably would have been smart to use gloves.

Thank you!

Hi Edward - As a rule of thumb we do double the width of the surface were nailing into. so in our case we did 1.5 inch finishing nails. Between the molding, the finished cabinet panel and the cabinet itself, it did no go through to the inside at all. We didn't use glue as I was constantly adjusting the molding to make sure it was level as I went down each piece. Glue would have made that a whole lot messier and in the grand scheme of things probably wouldn't have made it any easier.

Thanks Nora!

Thanks Cyn! You should totally do it! it's once you decide what size you want, you the squares will be all the same across the one side. You can create a template for the top/bottom & sides to make sure they are all cut to the same length. I bet it will look great!

I know right!? I can't believe it actually worked! It takes a lot of coats but gives a great finished look!

Thanks so much! The door color is Satin Black by Behr. It's such a pretty, subtle color😍

Thank you so much Diane!

You definitely should! It's not that difficult and makes such a huge impact!

Thank you so much! You should definitely add it to your kitchen and let me know if you do!

Thanks Heather! We use semi-gloss on all the doors and trim in our house. It makes it easy to keep clean. I probably wouldn't do flat just because it'll be harder to clean off finger prints, foot scuffs etc.

What paint did you use?

Thanks Starr! The exterior of the door is a different color - more of a charcoal. They’re both dark so it you can see any imperfections.

Hi Zunay - I'm working on getting you this info! It's from the manufacturer, but II got it color matched. Working on a post for you now!

Hi Zunay - here are all the kitchen details! www.ourhowtohome.com/2022/01/20/get-the-room-details-links-the-kitchen/

I don’t know but it’s good!

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Thank you!

Thank you! That's so sweet of you to say! I'm glad you like it!

Glad you like them!