Ugh!

[Byron Trantham]

I just delivered that lamp table I posted a couple days ago and guess what?, she put a doily on the table!!! So much for great grain, nice finish and a lot of work. Ah hem.. :mad: Coulda used 2/4s instead.

[Corey Hallagan]

LOL.... my wife would do that. Some people just don't see things the way we do. My wife did that to a hutch I made. Only plus is that it has helped keep it very pristine!

Corey

[Bill Arnold]

Well, there's no accounting for taste. But, then -- the customer is always the customer -- just not always right! :)

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

I understand what you're saying, but she might be soooooooooooooooo proud of your work that she doesn't want to damage the finish.

That's what doilies are for.

So say me old Gran- manny years ago!

Bruce

[Jim Becker]

She didn't wrap a throw around that spindle I hope... :D

[Byron Trantham]

Only plus is that it has helped keep it very pristine!

Corey

There is that :)

[Byron Trantham]

She didn't wrap a throw around that spindle I hope... :D

Jim, Jim, Jim :D

[Glenn Clabo]

Something like those people who leave the plastic on their lamp shades...or have those plastic covers on their furniture that sticks to your legs when you'r wearing shorts. Oh GEEZ those are my relatives I'm talking about!!!

[Jeff Sudmeier]

My uncle still has the plastic on his truck seats! Annoys the crap out of me! Anyways, I am sure the table still looks great and the doiley will help it stay that way for many years! :)

[Jerry Olexa]

One man's meat is another man's poison...I understand how you feel. We all march to different drummers.