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Install finish siding 18. Install sheetrock 19. Finish electric wiring and plumbing 20
. Inspection for above if necessary; notify inspector(s) 21. Finish carpentry—
shelves, hang doors, install trim, finish floors, etc. 22. Spackle sheetrock and
paint ...
Install finish siding 18. Install sheetrock 19. Finish electric wiring and plumbing 20
. Inspection for above if necessary; notify inspector(s) 21. Finish carpentry—
shelves, hang doors, install trim, finish floors, etc. 22. Spackle sheetrock and
paint ...
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7/R eno va tion and R ecy cling of Older Bu ildings and Materials 105 reversed
and reused for a natural finish, and time has already weathered them for you. A
careful survey of the salvage materials available before you finish your plans will
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7/R eno va tion and R ecy cling of Older Bu ildings and Materials 105 reversed
and reused for a natural finish, and time has already weathered them for you. A
careful survey of the salvage materials available before you finish your plans will
...
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Always stain or finish windows, doors, casings, and all trim before installation. Be
sure also to paint your walls before installing the trim. Finally, whenever possible,
finish both sides of a board. This will cause moisture to be more even and help ...
Always stain or finish windows, doors, casings, and all trim before installation. Be
sure also to paint your walls before installing the trim. Finally, whenever possible,
finish both sides of a board. This will cause moisture to be more even and help ...
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| ºÃóҸԡÒà | Eugene Eccli |
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| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Rodale Press, 1976 |
| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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