Originally posted by "brianweber":Brush it off, think of it as a complement.

But it's best not to paint a picture with too broad of a brush -- there are many quality manufactured homes built recently that will cost less to maintain then some older stick built homes.

I would especially do this if you are DIY with brush and roller.

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Better brush up on my skills.  

Flooring, paint, brush removal) but both look fairly solid.  

The land itself is about 22 acres tillable split by a line of trees / brush (about 10 acres and 12 acres pieces).

I liked the color and it was easy to apply;however, I was disappointed in the coverage as the aged wood really drew in the stain.In both cases I used a brush to apply the stain, which was quite a lot of work.Best of luck!

I've been using white shaker cabinets with brushed nickel hardware for the past couple flips.  

I do not mean to paint this fund with a totally black brush.