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DIY & Home Improvement

Ruby the Liberal

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Reply to winniety (Reply #8)

Fri Feb 17, 2012, 03:52 AM

Feb 2012

Whats the story on the color changing faucet?

No offense, but your link in your sig was marked as "Color Changing Kitchen Faucet http://www.sencart.com/Supply-faucets_c155" and when I visited it, I didn't see a color changing faucet, I saw the landing page for a plumbing supply house's faucet gallery.

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Thinking of using corrugated metal in a new bathroom [View all] ehrnst Feb 2012 OP

Love the look. MuseRider Feb 2012 #1

Never done this and I think it's very attractive however, snappyturtle Feb 2012 #2

Good point. It would def work as wainscoting ehrnst Feb 2012 #3

I live with extremely hard water and that's the first thing I thought, too Warpy Feb 2012 #4

That is a cool look Ruby the Liberal Feb 2012 #5

I have a friend that used it. JoeyT Feb 2012 #6

This is very attractive but this metal reacts very easily to the slightest acid, ... northoftheborder Feb 2012 #7

a new bathroom winniety Feb 2012 #8

Welcome to DU. Ruby the Liberal Feb 2012 #9

I found another site that stated that they used a sealer on the metal ehrnst Feb 2012 #10