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January 15, 2019

Historic Paints and Finishes Workshop in Columbus, OH This February!

Historic Paints and Finishes Workshop in Columbus, OH This February!

We're back again this year, working with Columbus Landmarks' Home Preservation Program to bring you another addition to our homeowner material preservation class series. Mark your calendars, because this one is SO important for anyone who is responsible for the upkeep of just about anything, but especially old buildings!

A coat of paint has the power to both save and destroy a building. Knowing why is key.

 

Event Details

Date: February 2, 2019

Time: 10am - 12pm

Cost: $10-15

Venue: Rickenbacker Woods Learning Center, 1330 Livingston Ave, Columbus, OH

Get your tickets HERE

If you follow me at all you know this isn’t going to be a reflection on historic pastel color fads. This is getting into the nitty gritty of why it’s so important to know that all paints and stains and protective and decorative finishes are not created equal! Do you know how alkyds and acrylics age differently over time? How about the benefits of a lime wash vs an elastomeric coating? How about just knowing how to talk to your house painter about appropriate use of caulk and what good paint prep really is? Well here's your chance to learn! Sign up now, we'll see you there!

If you're interested in attending more workshops, leave us your information for future updates, or check out our past workshop announcements 

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Lindsay has a background that makes her a great asset for many different types of preservation and restoration projects: academic, professional, and hands-on experiences that translates into a great working relationship and well-executed projects, from preliminary planning to implementation of specialized treatments.

KURT LEAHEY
CENTENNIAL PRESERVATION GROUP

Lindsay has the preservationist's passion and contractor knowledge to help bring old historic structures back to a useful purpose.

DAVE PORCHETTI
WODA CONSTRUCTION INC

Every time I recommend Blind Eye Restoration I express the breadth of understanding Lindsay brings to her preservation/conservation work. Lindsay understands building materials and best methods to ensure the work she performs is a long term repair.

SARAH MARSOM
HERITAGE RESOURCE CONSULTANT

Blind Eye is flexible, efficient, and caring with regard to the objects conserved. Practical, hands-on conservation methods with good attention to detail.

Elizabeth Corbin Murphy, FAIA
Principle, Historic Architect at Perspectus Historic Architecture: Chambers, Murphy & Burge Studio
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