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When installing a new deck, how far apart should the deck boards be spaced? Does the ideal gap change depending on the type...
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Deck board spacing
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Thanks a lot for all the information. Much appreciated!
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Thanks, one last thing. How is it usually determined when to replace a gas valve in an older installation? Is it only if there’s a visible issue, or...
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Is there a chance older valves might meet gas standards but not have clear markings? Or is it safest to assume they’re not approved if it’s not l...
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Thanks! Would a gas-rated valve also have a pressure rating marked on it?
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Silicone might help seal small gaps, but it’s not strong enough to actually hold broken granite together. It’s more for waterproofing than structural...
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I’d suggest getting a few estimates from local, licensed roofers with solid reviews. Try to find someone who’s done work in your area and has experience...
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Yeah, the material does make a difference when it comes to repairs. If you're not sure whether it’s marble, granite, or something else, try looking...
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Gas shutoff valve question
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Is it acceptable to use a standard brass ball valve on an indoor natural gas line, or does it need to be specifically rated...
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If the countertop is broken but still mostly in one piece, you might be able to reuse it with some care. When removing it, try...
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Yes, synthetic underlayment can stay exposed longer than traditional felt, but there’s definitely a limit. Most synthetic types are rated to be left...
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Most synthetic underlayments are pretty interchangeable and work well under all major asphalt shingle brands, but there are a few things worth keeping...
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Even if you're using a high-quality synthetic underlayment, it's still a good idea to use ice and water shield in certain areas. The synthetic layer does...
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Thanks! But doesn’t color washing sometimes end up looking streaky or uneven?
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Both synthetic and felt underlayments can help with moisture protection, but synthetic usually does a better job, especially in areas with a lot of wind-driven...
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What about techniques like sponging and rag rolling? Do they create a similar soft, aged effect or are they better for a different look?
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Light Faux Finish Ideas
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What’s a good faux painting technique for giving plain interior walls a soft, aged look without making the room feel too dark or...
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