E36 Window Sashes Restored l Bedroom Reno Pt 5

[@almawebber]

You are doing incredible work!

[@old_school_moaboa]

Thank you 😃

[@victoriabyrne4303]

Such beautiful work! Well done. I have endless admiration for your courage, determination and attention to detail.

[@AD-hs2bq]

The windows are lovely.

[@jackchevalier8105]

You just amaze me in each of your videos 👏

[@supanartiamsuro7600]

You’re so cool❤❤❤

[@old_school_moaboa]

Thank you 😁

[@AndyTausK]

Nice work, windows looking good. Greetings from cologne Andy

[@old_school_moaboa]

Thank you Andy! 😀

[@deannaoverstreet4146]

The windows are beautiful!

[@old_school_moaboa]

Thank you :-) Can't wait for more windowa to be transformed!

[@SabineHuyghe]

Marvelous 🎉🎉

[@voneschenbachmusic]

What amazing work on the windows - they look so beautiful! Well done and thanks for sharing - my childhood home had similar windows (non restored) so I always wondered how they were made and repaired.

[@old_school_moaboa]

I love that feeling, to understand how things were made 😁 always makes me curious. I was one of those kids that could take apart things to see how they were built 😆

[@kirstenkana5826]

Great trick using the wide trowel as a guide when scraping the excess paint! So smart 🤓. It's all looking so 👍

[@old_school_moaboa]

Isn't it? It is so much easier 🙂

[@Anne-yw6ed]

You are so incredible talented and thorough. Can't wait for next week's reveal!

[@old_school_moaboa]

Thank you! That means a lot :-)

[@ilusonelada]

Nice job!

[@catherineclement7798]

joli résultat

[@old_school_moaboa]

Thank you 😄

[@sofiastuxgren369]

Snyggt jobbat!

[@old_school_moaboa]

Tack 😄

[@vepbt6746]

Thanks for this video i learned a lot by watching you I also have to repair a glass door and I didn't know how to work with glass now I can get started.

[@old_school_moaboa]

I have failed more times than succeeded when cutting glass. I would say that a must is a good quality cutter tool (better to invest in this so you don't waste money on destroyed glass).

[@IngamajBjornstrom-bn5vw]

Vilket fint jobb du har gjort med fönstren. 👍

[@old_school_moaboa]

Tack :-)

[@Vanessa-pl3br]

Very interesting to learn how to use linseed oil products; it seems to be very pleasant to use; I will try to find them in my region even if I'm afraid I remenber that I don't like the smell of it (hope it's just a false memory!). Thank you for sharing the beautiful womancraft you make!

[@old_school_moaboa]

Thank you :-) I haven't even thought about the smell, I don't think it's very strong? Was this a long time ago?

[@Vanessa-pl3br]

@@old_school_moaboa It was used I think on furniture I restore and I hate the smell of the product when I clean them and I think (but not sure) that it was linseed oil... Maybe it wasn't?!

[@BaconRacoon]

C’est enrichissant et apaisant. Ça me donne envie d’employer la même technique dans ma vieille maison Française du 18eme siècle. Bon courage pour la suite !

[@old_school_moaboa]

Oh that makes me happy to hear! If you have Instagram, make sure to check out @gantelius_fonsterhantverk. He publishes short tips daily and he's the best I have seen out there

[@allisondennis8257]

You are inspirational, Moaboa! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experiences with us. I am curious what that powder was that you brushed across the windows prior to spraying them.

[@ingamajbjornstrom9400]

It's chalk, the chalk makes i easier to remove sticky remnants of glazing putty that wants to adhere to the glass panes.

[@old_school_moaboa]

That was chaulk, to soak up any residue oil from the putty. Thank you Allison!

[@clsywnch5802]

I really enjoy watching the restoration work you are doing. I am also obsessed with the song that plays in this episode and others. Could your provide artist and song name please? Greetings from eastern US.

[@joycepayne3505]

Where did you learn all your carpentry skills?

[@old_school_moaboa]

In Sweden there are a lot of resource to be find if you want to restore your windows the traditional way. But to tackle the wood repairs I did a day long course at Scandinavian Windowcraft. I also took a three day long course a year ago to learn how to build a traditional bespoke kitchen. But in Sweden everybody learn some basic woodworking in school (and textile). And then I learnt some when I did some reno with my ex boyfriend and I gutted and renovated a small cottage with three rooms on my own. So step by step I've become more confident 😄

[@jasperbrouwer]

I like this shit, it looks simple, but the devil is in the details..

[@Verlar13]

Экологичней было бы воспользоваться традиционной оконной замазкой из льняного масла и мела.