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Planter Fix

Original attempt to use Redguard failed, as the Redgaurd didn't adhere properly.  Partly due to the poor condition of the mortar in the planter.  So I peeled the Redgaurd off, and then hit the planter as much as I could with a wire brush, and re-coated it using a tar-based sealant.
And cleaned it up by finishing the paint around the planter
Once this dried I created a custom wood shelf, treated it with the sealer, and then filled with rock and the succulent planters.
When the windows extend all the way to the floor, these will get more adequate light.

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