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BoFuller
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Yes, I always wear a respirator, and goggles, and hat, but it still hard to breathe and hard to see. I will be very glad when I'm done.
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BoFuller
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I picked up a new refrigerator today and when I got it unloaded and into the kitchen, I realized its 69" and the space is only 67".
Dang, I hate when I do that. I'll call Home Depot and see if I can exchange the cabinet above it; a 15" one instead of the 18" I now have.
Dang, I hate when I do that. I'll call Home Depot and see if I can exchange the cabinet above it; a 15" one instead of the 18" I now have.
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Good to hear. A fan or blower in a window or door can also help the situation a lot. Just keeping air moving helps, but is not a substitute for a mask. It just helps keep the dust load down.
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Good to hear. A fan or blower in a window or door can also help the situation a lot. Just keeping air moving helps, but is not a substitute for a mask. It just helps keep the dust load down.
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One time we were doing a dusty job at a pharmaceutical warehouse. It wasn't near a window or even an exterior wall. I used some very heavy tubular plastic for exhausting most of the dust. It was about 36" in diameter and I connected it to the discharge side of a fan and ran it outside. That worked pretty well, and for the most part kept the dust localized.
The plastic was something I picked up years before that at a mom & pop plastic bag maker's place that was going out of business. I got several rolls and it has been very useful over the years. A few wraps of duct tape to close the end and it makes plastic bags of any length. It is just large enough to slip a twin mattress into for trips back and forth for college kids.
Kyle_in_Tex
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Looking good. Got your non scuff knee pads?
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BoFuller
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Oh yeah.
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Why aren't you using a tbar for the floor? That's the tool for the job...
Easy to find locally at HD/etc, not too costly, and MUCH better than a brush. You'd be done in 30 min tops.
Example
Padco T - Bar Professional Floor Coater - 18" - Tape Applicators - Amazon.com
Easy to find locally at HD/etc, not too costly, and MUCH better than a brush. You'd be done in 30 min tops.
Example
Padco T - Bar Professional Floor Coater - 18" - Tape Applicators - Amazon.com
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Now you tell me. I got 1250 of my 1750 sq ft done. I guess when you just build one house in your lifetime, and your normal job is sitting at a computer, you just don't know all the cool tricks. It's a 3 hour round trip to Home Depot, and I'd be done by then, so my loss. In my next life I'll remember that.
. Thanks anyway.
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Sorry, man. The best mode is ask first, then proceed... You never asked the Collective 
I coated 1400-1500 SF twice in one day using that. And it came out pretty nice. A couple small defects but doubtful anyone but me will ever notice.
I coated 1400-1500 SF twice in one day using that. And it came out pretty nice. A couple small defects but doubtful anyone but me will ever notice.
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Holy crow. You are getting to all the big things without taking a little time off after the CO. I'm guessing your off button is on the fritz. Great progress. I'm jealous. I start in the Spring.
Kyle_in_Tex
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I am worried about water leaks from the washer ruining your raised platform, but I can't actually tell what you made it of, so just ignore me if your happy with it.
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That floor looks awesome!
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Not worried. It will get a coat of varathane. We only turn on the washer water when we use it and I turn off the whole house when we're not here.
