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Your architect will be able to give many alternatives. Here is one: http://www.pella.com/products/unique/detail.asp?path=/products/unique/blinds
Your architect will be able to give many alternatives. Here is one: http://www.pella.com/products/unique/detail.asp?path=/products/unique/blinds
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ViewsTest areas should have been done to determine exactly what procedure was going to be followed. I personally dislike (& seldom use) polyurethane f...
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Viewsa quick Google found one here: http://www.vandykes.com/product/02258314/ I think that your slide demands are not unusual, & you should have se...
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ViewsSue, Did you pay for complete stripping & staining the first time around & these areas were kind of skipped? Alternately, was he just to do a par...
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ViewsIf the existing patch is lower than the surrounding wall, see if there is at least one stud behind the patch (in the center) or maybe two studs (1...
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ViewsIt sounds as though you are on a crawl space. I have had successful results by insulating the walls of the crawl space. Allow the insulation to be...
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ViewsI tried to find vermiculite a few months ago & was told by a local supplier that it had disappeared from the market, due to EPA warnings re asbesto...
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ViewsYou might try some more "harsh" chemicals like acetone, or mild acids like vinegar, but probably the glass has been etched by acids in whatever the...
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Viewsthe metal cutting blade will do, but a demolition blade will be better. Just look for a blade that will cut wood with imbedded nails.
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ViewsAnne, Plywood cannot be finished to create the appearance needed for your stairs. It is a lost cause, so just live with the fully carpeted look.
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ViewsYou will want to lay the long axis of the plywood perpendicular to the beams. You are aware that the floor framing is not even close to standard b...
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ViewsThis is not a DIY project. A marble fabrication shop may be able to salvage the top, or fab a new one.
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ViewsVinyl can be painted if prepped properly. Give serious consideration to your motives. The house may be best off with brown. You may be opening a...
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ViewsThe EPA Comes Clean on Asbestos http://www.junkscience.com/oct01/wsj-Strassel.htm others here: www.junkscience.com" target="blank">http://sear...
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Views5slb6 Exactly what is your experience with asbestos & or popcorn ceilings? I have remove quite a bit of the stuff & years ago occasionally in...
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Viewshttp://www.asktooltalk.com/cgi-local/sk_store.cgi?P=articles/popcorn-ceiling.htm Commonly, the popcorn removal will reveal a ceiling that needs ...
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ViewsI used paint remover & Diedrich 101 to clean my brick & had awnings, liquid nails, vines, & paint sloppings all over it. It is not recommended for...
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ViewsThe short answer is NO. The amount of labor involved versus the quality of the finished product leads me to recommend replacing the ones you want ...
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Viewshttp://www.hometips.com/remodelguide/paintcabinet.html
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ViewsTrace the outline left in the wood of the jamb. Most locksmith shops have many to choose from. Or you can wait until your teenager gets his own ...
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