It wasn't personal toward anyone here, I've been around a lot of guys with a truck, a magnetic sign and a ladder rack who think they are more entitled to what they really are. :)

Already have worked on drywall and just tearing off some of that old wooden siding panels and painting.

Much quieter and it has a third rack for just silverware.  

I've bought and sold houses that had perfectly serviceable wooden windows.If I was 20 and starting out again I would find a place to learn.

Public libraries and rec centers have racks with the pamphlets for the courses.

In the dish rack after she washed dishes, on the kitchen windowsill, etc...But I won't venture down that road and hopefully this whole situation is soon a memory.Thank you!

For those with their own shop, many of these vendors also have a "rack" program, where they will set up racks/bins in YOUR facility, stock the items you specify, maintain levels you specify, and bill you on terms.

Use either a putty knife or a wooden craft stick to spread the putty across the scrape or scratch.

The back-most wall is approximately 5 feet tall with a wooden addition framed out adding an additional two feet to it.

Thanks again BrianThat's wooden "lath".