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judaspre1982
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Mudroom Bench

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GOOD looking mud bench ya built there. GOTS to keep the SWMBO happy.
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Nice job! Looks good too.
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Nice Job! Wonderful what you can get for virtually free materials, too!
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Very good looking mud bench! Nice work!!!!:D
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Good idea using pegboard backing for something to store shoes. A little airflow can't hurt. :D
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hobbydad wrote:Good idea using pegboard backing for something to store shoes. A little airflow can't hurt. :D
Last year I took down a half dozen pieces of pegboard when I covered my garage walls with full sheets of prepainted pegboard. You've given me a good idea how to reuse some of those smaller pieces.
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