Seconding them! The best part is they could close in 7 business days if you're in a rush. Super easy process and no hidden fees.

Used to rush my finishes all the time to meet deadlines. Then I had a desk I did for my own house start to feel a little sticky a month later, like it never fully cured. Now I add at least a full day, sometimes two, to whatever the can says. That extra wait makes all the difference for a hard, lasting finish.

I get what you mean about it laughing, but I always figured those pads curl up because of the way they're made. The material has memory, so it wants to go back to how it was rolled in the store. I've had one that never laid flat until I weighted it down for a week. It's more stubborn than mean.

Totally get what you mean about how shows now mix story with warnings. I read this piece last week about how climate docs are using personal stories to make the science feel more urgent. They talked about a new series that follows families dealing with extreme weather, and it really stuck with me. Have you seen any other shows doing this kind of thing?

Your bujo deserves the contractor's paycheck.