Pirate friend Jane writes: "By clearing out and decorating during the day and clearing up replacing furniture for the evening, we were able to redecorate the bar without having to close once."
Photo: Jane
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Was the paint still wet when the customers came in???
Just a little. It was water based paint though so it didn't take too long to dry. They had to keep away from the walls though. But considering that on a weeknight we would have a maximum of 6 customers it wasn't really a problem.
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