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Title: Woodgraining by Liz Taylor & Son News Article | |
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Date Posted:08/12/2010 14:54 PMCopy HTML From ugly to woodArtist at work. Liz Taylor is an artist with a purpose. The Brampton-based custom woodgraining professional can magically transform any drab and dull looking surface— metal, wood or fibreglass— into eye-catching and spectacular things with interesting wood grain patterns. Liz Taylor is an artist with a purpose. |
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Re:Woodgraining by Liz Taylor & Son News Article Date Posted:08/19/2010 00:53 AMCopy HTML Congratulations, Liz, its a great article - and you DO get mention of your Dad in, often He would be as proud of you as you are of him!!! Love Barb
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TinLizzy | Share to: #2 |
Re:Woodgraining by Liz Taylor & Son News Article Date Posted:08/19/2010 20:14 PMCopy HTML Wow a |
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TinLizzy | Share to: #3 |
Re:Woodgraining by Liz Taylor & Son News Article Date Posted:08/21/2010 02:06 AMCopy HTML I have just received ths email from DAD'S FIRST CUSTOMER the one referred to in the article!
Hi Liz I just read the article in the Guardian Booster about you. Just to let you know that door you mentioned in the article was my door and yes it was a crummy clour as your father stated. Here is how the whole thing started. There was knock at my door, and when I answered it there was a little old man with an English accent wanting to make my garage door look better for $25. As you stated in the article, if I didn't like it he would re-paint it for free. After he completed the work, I was so amazed with it that I had him paint the front and back door as well. That doors still has Ted's paint work today. I forgot how much extra I paid him. My best friend who lived in Heart Lake was so impressed with the work had your father do his garage door. That's were his work in Heart Lake took off. Your father and I became friends. As a matter of fact he made a demijohn of wine in my garage. More stories about that. I had an old truck that was pretty well beaten up and looked like hell. You father made the sides look like wooden panels. I believe I met you at your fathers 80th birthday party when he lived in the apartment. In any event Liz good for you for keeping up dad's trade. Your work looks magnificent. Best regards Lino Fraresso |
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Ex_Member | Share to: #4 |
Re:Woodgraining by Liz Taylor & Son News Article Date Posted:10/07/2010 00:47 AMCopy HTML Hi Liz,
I thought i sent info on this subject previously, but i cannot find it? However the article looks great, hopefully you will get more business from it. Alx |