IN: What happens next?

How to refinish wood with a faux whitewash technique
Go thrift shopping.
Never whitewash wood that is in good condition. It will ruin your existing paint job or finish.

OPTIONS:
- Instead, go to a refinishing store and ask for a recommendation. You can also make it yourself with temporary nails that are safer.
- Buy a lightweight leather or fiberglass dye brush. The pelt part will also work, but it is worth it if the wood has an orange underlay pattern.
- Visit your local thrift store to ask if they are looking for a faux whitewash. Pick a color that you want to re-finish.
- Look for materials for reuse, such as pallets and boards. They can be used to make simple furniture and then be whitewashed.

OUT: Look for materials for reuse, such as pallets and boards. They can be used to make simple furniture and then be whitewashed.

IN: What happens next?

A still of eight men posing with their arms raised up is shown. Men compete at arm wrestling with professional referees judging. two men

OPTIONS:
- discuss a different technique before eyecatch on the blue mats.
- compete and one quickly loses the match.
- push each other and the referee does a thing with his glove.
- compete in arm wrestling with professional referees while in the thick of it.

OUT: compete and one quickly loses the match.

IN: What happens next?

How to lay tile on concrete
Clean the surface of the concrete with a vacuum.
Follow up with a detergent, like tri-sodium phosphate (tsp). Make sure the area is well ventilated when you use this strong chemical cleaner.

OPTIONS:
- Prepare the tile under the pressure of the vacuum. Take notice of if any of the tile is loose under pressure.
- Check the levels on the floor to determine if the concrete is level. If it is not level, you will want to purchase self-leveling underlayment to create an even surface.
- Do not use powder-based cleaners, as they can create strong fumes. Mix the concrete together in a wheelbarrow or a spray bottle.
- Clean very firmly so as not to dislodge plaster or grit. Sand the surface of the concrete completely with a 600 grit sandpaper.

OUT:
Check the levels on the floor to determine if the concrete is level. If it is not level, you will want to purchase self-leveling underlayment to create an even surface.