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2 comments:
I agree. What a great job:)
I love when things are clean!
- Princess
The doors are not clean. Far from it . . . they are doors of lead filled pestilence and death currently. Still have to sand, thus spreading the dust and killing everything in my yard and then "contain" by painting everything with a shellac based primer.
Not for the novice.
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