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DIY isn’t an acronym for dirty inner-city youth

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>>2708887
Kek

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>>2708714
Put the roof back Jamal

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>>2708138
It depends on what was specifically written in the report in regards to the roof.
Yes, you can sue inspectors for negligence. No, their fine print limiting liability doesn’t actually do that, it’s just a deterrent.
Reports usually have photos of the underside of the roof from the attic as well as photos of the shingles. Post them.

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>>2696623
Melamine works best, it’s non-porous and suitable for repeated usage providing you’re gentle. Theres also a special plywood made for formwork, can’t remember what it’s called but the face veneer is plastic.

>> No.2696507 [View]

They’re all exactly the same.

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>>2695705
Glue clamp sand paint
Ezpz

>> No.2691357 [View]

>>2690582
Wealth doesn’t imply taste, tween.

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>>2690163
Plaster was used in the past to smooth rough walls made from cinder block, brick or stone or wooden slats. Workers would plaster every wall top to bottom to achieve a flat paintable surface fit for an interior dwelling. Drywall is the answer to that labor intensive task. its just a board of plaster.
Poor countries still plaster the entire walls because labor is cheaper than drywall. I hired newly imported mexicans once when I flipped and they were plastering EVERYTHING.
Wood panels look ugly and you’d have to plaster anyway to achieve a uniform flat surface fit for paint.

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>>2685972
Oh shit, my bad!
I’ll be sure to check in with you first next time.

>> No.2689164 [View]

Reminder to everyone to report thread/posts advertising YouTube channels

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>>2687498
Yes sheets of plastic with a zillion staple holes and a trillion screw holes under constant vacuum of stack effect is totes air tight
Design any submarines lately?

>> No.2687363 [View]

>>2687293
you are still a nigger and youre grand kids will be brown tho rather be a rat than a mutt

>> No.2687362 [View]

>>2687293
stupid nigger im all for it im fucking 20 its the boomers spear heading it https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40878437.html

>> No.2687292 [View]

i toungue niggers anus

>> No.2687276 [View]

>>2687256
> he actually believes this
LOL!!!

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>>2687120
>baby’s first post
Aww

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>>2687178
>gayfoam
enjoy huffing poisonous off-gasses for the next decade

>> No.2686287 [View]

>>2686226
>flat roof wasn’t in the contract
Guess you got more than you paid for.

>> No.2686221 [View]

>>2686212
can’t put shingles on a flat roof brainiac

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>>2686194
Torch on is required by building code on pitches less than 2/12 Nancy

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>>2686152
1/2” plywood is fine for sheathing, 3/4” is for subfloors. The 2x8 will cost about $55, 1/2” is probably closer to $30 per.
Plywood will be 10x faster to install and reduce drafts. The 2x8 will shrink and expand with RH changes which will cause gaps up to 1/4” between the boards. Prior to plywood, 1”x ~6” boards were most commonly use for sheathing, but they were T&G to mitigate gaps.

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>>2686146
What’s the price for ply and what’s the price per 2x8?

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>>2686101
Lmao what
Where are seven 2x8 cheaper than a sheet of half inch ply?

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