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Stainless Steel and Copper Countertops
Stainless Steel and Copper Countertops

…in by using a commercial-grade abrasive pad. A 180-grit pad or higher is…
…main rule is to stroke or move the pad in the same direction as the existing…
…marks require a more aggressive abrasive pad or a backer on the pad for more…

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How to Inspect and Repair Gutters
How to Inspect and Repair Gutters

Routine gutter repair and inspection is vital to the performance of your home's water management system. Inspect for blockage, holes, cracks and sags.

Finishing a Wood Floor
Finishing a Wood Floor

Howard Brickman has begun sanding the old growth Eastern white pine floor in the bedroom. Like the sunroom, the fine quality of the millwork from Carlisle requires only about 2 passes. The next step is the finish. Brickman is using Tung Oil from Carlisle. This will take about 4 coats to complete. Next Bob and Brickman head back to the sunroom, where they are finishing up. Before he can apply the finish, Brickman smoothes the edges of the room with a hand scraper and palm sander. Next, he runs a floor polisher over the surface and then vacuums. Brickman is using Carlisle Tung Oil here as well. He begins by applying the oil to the corners with a hand sponge then uses a roller on the rest of the floor.

Countertop Options

…resistant, with more edging and border options than natural stone. Scratches are easily softened with a non-abrasive scrubbing pad. More About: Solid-Surface Countertops Laminate Laminate countertops are economical and come in a host…

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Solid-Surface Countertops

…Damage can be repaired and the product restored often by using a non-woven scrubbing pad such as Scotch Brite or an or abrasive liquid cleanser followed by the pad to maintain the same appearance as the rest of the countertop. Always check with the…

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Vinyl Siding Installation
Vinyl Siding Installation

Bob is back at our urban townhouse. He walks down the side and points out the two-story rear porch that has been recovered with asphalt siding, which, though sturdy, is also ugly. Bob meets with Carlton Bergere who explains the installation of the new vinyl siding on top of the asphalt. First the corner posts are installed so that the siding can be slid in. Then a starter course is put on the wall so that level is maintained. A bottom course of siding is clipped onto the starter course. Wood siding is installed one clapboard at a time, but the vinyl siding goes up much faster since it comes in eight or ten inch widths of three or more clapboards depending on exposure. Vinyl has replaced aluminum siding because of its cheaper price point and its sturdiness. Unlike aluminum, vinyl siding does not dent and it is colored all the way through. The siding is hung for expansion and contraction. When a window transition occurs, the window is first caulked. Then, a j-channel is laid against the casing to receive the siding, which is trimmed to size. The vertical seams overlap so that weather does not penetrate, and the siding is laid in one direction so that the seams cannot be seen from the street.

Terrazzo with rubber rug pad residue

…to remove that as well using straight ammonia.Allow ammonia to pool and set 5-10 mins. before scrubbing with an abrasive pad.Because of porosity,the stain may have been absorbed well into the stone and may be permanent.

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Revive Hardwood Floor

…then vacuuming the surface. Next, use a buffer with an abrasive pad and/or fine-grit sand paper until the finish feels…
…based renovating product and buff with a No. 1 steel wool pad. Allow the floor to dry completely. Next wax and buff…

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Brillo pad + Countertop = Bad news

…off the countertop yesterday were well aimed but not well executed. She used the scruffy end of a Brillo sponge (the green abrasive side) and now we have several small circles of shiny damage that can be seen when the light reflects off the countertop…

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The typical problem

…Do not use steel wool anywhere in the finishing process except possibly after the last coat of finish is applied. If you feel the need to use steel wool, get a non-woven abrasive pad such as Norton's or 3M's Scotch-Brite.

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