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From: mike - 04 May 2008, 03:38
Am getting my house ready to sell and after removing some less popular features, now have some holes to patch and touch up. Patching them is no problem, getting the paint to blend in is. The ceiling is a flat off-white and while I have matched the color pretty well, I cant get it as flat as the surrounding area so it will blend in. Am using flat interior...
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From: JC - 03 May 2008, 00:20
I need to connect two (don't know what gauge yet --- 2.0 3.0 ???) electric cables together in such a manner that they can be disconnected in about a month after a complete new cable system is installed. I understand there is a clamp or other type of crimp connection that can be used for this. Does anyone have any experience with such an operation that...
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From: Avasa - 02 May 2008, 14:07
I am wanting to use a thin layer of styrofoam outside of the sheathing of my house as a thermal barrier... what i see out there (here in canada) is the standard pink (extruded) stuff and the white 'duro-foam' covered in a green vapor barrier which is quite a bit cheaper. I can tell that the durofoam is more likely to break, but assuming that i can install...
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From: Mike C - 01 May 2008, 22:34
I am looking to sell my house and move into a 2 or 3 flat. I would like to renovate my unit int he building to open the space up into a more open floorplan layout. This is in Chicago, and the buildings are brick construction mostly built 1900-1930. It is not practical when looking at properties obviously to have a contractor come to ever property to...
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From: Wayne Whitney - 01 May 2008, 17:32
On 2008-05-01, Robert Allison <rimshot27@verizon,net > wrote: > One of the most common repairs that we did was repairing open > truss systems. They are only as good as the connectors, and they > tend to sag over time. I take it these are the trusses that use metal plate connectors. Do you have any comments on glue-joint wood trusses? Thanks, W...
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From: buzun - 01 May 2008, 14:47
Hi, I’m a medium size bolt producer. I do my bolts with straight bars and reinforcement bars. (I don’t use bars in coils.) I cut or roll a threads on bars and re-bars. (mainly on re-bars) Before cutting or rolling thread I have to prepare a head of the bar - I peel it. I know that there is different possibility. Instead of pilling I could extrude...
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From: Siddhartha - 30 Apr 2008, 14:11
The need of hour of every construction industry is to acheive a balance between quality and costs throughout the integration of the entire supply chain including clients, professional advisers, designers, contractors, sub-contractors and suppliers of materials to manage risk, to develop designs which improve the "buildability" and value of projects, to encourage...
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From: Siddhartha - 30 Apr 2008, 12:41
The need of hour of every construction industry is to acheive a balance between quality and costs throughout the integration of the entire supply chain including clients, professional advisers, designers, contractors, sub-contractors and suppliers of materials to manage risk, to develop designs which improve the "buildability" and value of projects, to encourage...
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From: nicklang907 - 30 Apr 2008, 04:22
Hi, I want to build stairs on our land, but need to drill into rock (granite i think) in order to make posts to connect the stairs to. My question is... is there a drilling tool (preferably as powered and portable) that will drill through rock and make a nice big hole? Thanks!
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From: kitchen.kabinets@gmail,com - 30 Apr 2008, 03:58
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From: kimshapiro100@yahoo,com - 29 Apr 2008, 02:13
Re: Area rugs on carpets keep moving ****************************************************** When I lay area rugs over carpets with kids around the area rugs move around and turn up at the corners and gets ruined. How can I keep these area rugs from moving ? We used the rubber/latex available at Home Depot for this purpose. Using this, the area...
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