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The wall is a good brush or paste the wallpaper good ah that is more environmentally friendly if the brush which is also what brand of good paint

With paint better, but it is recommended not to buy the Japanese Imperial Oil Company's products (even now the overseas production all in Singapore

I want to have an illusion in my room that looks like a car falling thorught the roof. You would look up and just see, maybe the front corner of the car. It is proably hard to think of this but this is something I really want to do but have no place to look for help. Please let me know if you have any sugestions.- Amber K

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My insulation was installed paper towards the roof.

My husband has been in construction for over 15 years, and it ALWAYS goes paper side OUT, it keeps any insulation pieces from coming off onto the people that install the drywall, and if the drywall ever has to be removed due to water damage, etc, the paper should help keep the insulation from falling all over the floor. Insulation has very small fiberglass pieces in it that can get into your lungs if you inhale it and cause serious problems, so if you need to pull it out and re-install it, use a breathing mask! Good luck, Tricia

Ask the rectangular aisle how to design, who knows?

But for the smaller size of the small units, better than the cap is the practice of blurring.

Worked putting ceiling tile in for a commercial building and on the other side of tile was yellow insulation.first time working with it didnt know any betterno gloves no mask short sleeve shirtgot it all over skin by lunch time eyes were watery itchy by the time work was over I was itching next day noticed two red sores on armjust ignored them few days later I had more places similar and itched like crazyhow do I get rid of insulation itch / rash??

Insulation has a nasty habit of doing this to people. Fiberglass insulation is the worst, as it literally cuts the skin and causes serious rashes and enough itchy feeling that people usually draw blood from scratching so much. Water, soap, and a good scrubbing to start would be good. Watch for pain when scrubbing the area to make sure there is nothing stuck in the area that you could potentially be driving deeper into the skin. Buy some anti-itch cream in the mean time. The rash should go away with time and proper hygiene.

What is the idea of interior design?

Interior design is sensory design, it is a visual beauty, giving a comfortable feeling.

Gypsum board plus alkali-free glass fiber benefits

Waterproof paper gypsum board: its core and face paper are subject to water treatment, according to the national standard requirements, water-resistant plaster board and board core must meet a certain degree of water requirements (surface water absorption of not more than 160 grams , Water absorption of not more than 10%). Waterproof paper gypsum board for continuous relative humidity of not more than 95% of the use of places, such as bathroom, bathroom and so on.

This is an old house and has wood and some type of dry cement-type material in between the wood slats. I stepped on the ceiling while doing an insulation job in the attic. The wood is fine but the dryed material cracked and separated from the wood slats in the bathroom. The damages area is around 18 inches by 12 inches, and some cracks in other areas of the ceiling. I do not want to sheetrock the whole bathroom if i can avaoid it (too many projects in this ol house). thanks!

It sounds like you're describing old horsehair plaster, & fixing it's not that big of a deal, there are just a few steps involved. Basically what you need to do is to round out & stabilize your hole so that it can either be re-plastered or mostly patched w/drywall & then finished w/joint compound. The first step is re-attaching the plaster to the lathing (those wooden slats) & to do that you need these little plastic/metal washers that you can find at a good hardware/builder supply store & these are attached to drywall screws which then get screwed into the lathing a few inches away from the damage until you've got a flush surface again to work with. I'd love to tell you how many you need/etc., but it's just one of those things where you need to be there..... Anyways, once you've got a solid hole across this somewhat level surface take a beat up blade (I like using a 5 in 1) & key the damaged edges which means about a 45 degree angle so that you've got more patching material towards the lathes. It gives a more secure bond this way. Then you either screw in a piece of drywall of the appropriate thickness into the hole & patch & tape from there, or you can learn about plastering, but it doesn't sound like you want to go that route from the question. A quarter to half inch gap is fine for the patching between, & I've even used plaster of paris for the patching when I didn't want to wait for mud to dry, but that involves a learning curve to perfect, & that's your warning on that route. As far as the cracks go, take your hand & see if you can move the ceiling, & if you can then it's back to the screws & washers for the area around the cracks & that part is actually fun if necessary as you can watch a go back to being level. Then bust out the cracks a bit & patch them. A bit of fiberglass tape over the washers before you mud them helps them disappear. Have fun!