This is good news.  I've shared it with the spousal unit...it's good to know that somewhere else out there, lay sash not installed.  You have helped to rehabilitate me into somewhat better standing around the homestead....

Roof material is [now] rusting standing seam terne metal.  An earlier thread in the archives discusses the failure of my paint film from the luscious beautimous forest green you see in the photo into the hideous blotchy faded pustulescence that now smotes me each time I approach my domicile.

That starts to get fixed this week, based upon Brian's specifications.  I've hired that one out.  I know my limits.  May 1.  
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Dan Becker, Exec. Dir., RHDC
Raleigh Historic Districts Commission
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-----Original Message-----
From:   CTBrown [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
Sent:   April 3, 1999 8:02 PM
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Subject:        Re: Obsession

My sash have only been out 2 years. They are mostly original,  over 100
years old. Do take the time and back putty, it's worth it. The house is a
beauty, what is the roof material?