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"Have you taken care of that bathroom ceiling?" my realtor asked, this afternoon.
I'd popped into his office to sign some more paperwork.
"Well, I patched the bald spot and I'm looking for an off-white paint to paint the area around it."
When I bought my place, the second bathroom's ceiling had a bald spot and some discoloration from old water damage. During my entire time here, I've never had any problem with leaks in that ceiling. But, the bald spot was very noticeable.
So I got some ceiling texture and covered up the bald spot. Then, today, I went and got some off-white spray-on sealant, hoping to cover up the discoloration.
Yeah, that didn't work so well.
The sealant stank. I mean, seriously. I thought I was going to puke.
So I said fuck it and called a local painter guy to scrape the popcorn and paint the ceiling. He's coming by this Thursdays *fingers crossed* to give me an estimate. Over the phone, he said it would probably cost about $200 to $300 bucks.
It's not ideal.
I don't want to spend the money, but it's probably for the best.
And I console myself with the knowledge that once this place is gone, I won't have to worry about shit like this again for a long, long while.
I'd popped into his office to sign some more paperwork.
"Well, I patched the bald spot and I'm looking for an off-white paint to paint the area around it."
When I bought my place, the second bathroom's ceiling had a bald spot and some discoloration from old water damage. During my entire time here, I've never had any problem with leaks in that ceiling. But, the bald spot was very noticeable.
So I got some ceiling texture and covered up the bald spot. Then, today, I went and got some off-white spray-on sealant, hoping to cover up the discoloration.
Yeah, that didn't work so well.
The sealant stank. I mean, seriously. I thought I was going to puke.
So I said fuck it and called a local painter guy to scrape the popcorn and paint the ceiling. He's coming by this Thursdays *fingers crossed* to give me an estimate. Over the phone, he said it would probably cost about $200 to $300 bucks.
It's not ideal.
I don't want to spend the money, but it's probably for the best.
And I console myself with the knowledge that once this place is gone, I won't have to worry about shit like this again for a long, long while.
