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Update- Before and after (old.reddit.com)
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I’m sure you guys get this a lot… but how do I run this stove/insert? Asking for a friend… (i.redd.it) [General Wood Stove Question]
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How do I get rid of this seam? (i.redd.it)
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How’s my roof repair? (old.reddit.com)
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I was using one of those dewalt sanders with a vacuum hooked up, and I had a box fan with a hepa filter taped to the back and it wasn’t enough there was dust everywhere
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Yeah the after picture is primed and painted. I sanded it all down, and floated it several times with a 3ft aluminum straight edge then filled small imperfections with a 12 in knife. No more sanding, I was yelled at about dust 😅😭 when it got good enough I sprayed knockdown texture then P&P
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I’m 30 and I don’t look like anyone’s dad
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Thanks man, haha I was just telling my wife I’m going to do exactly what this guy says
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General purpose 90 minute to start, then 5 minute to do some light fill and spray can texture
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Amazing, thank you for the advice
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Will aluminum screeds work as a Darby?
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Thanks for advice, I’ll be giving ‘er another crack at it
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Not cracked, so I’ll skip tape. It’s definitely both sides
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😂
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Should I sand first on the joint, retape, then hit both sides with a 12” knife? I’ll admit that the piece I patched in wasn’t quite flush with the existing drywall
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Yes I did, I went to great length to find a local supply house that has it
Thanks man! She’s been pulled down, and rolled up too. I hope you’re enjoying something similar 🤙🏻