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Hi: you will have to buy a couple tools. they are not expensive. 1-First you need a screwdriver to pull the screw from the handle. If the screw doesnt show, there is either a friction fit cap to pry out carefully with your pocket knife or such, going around and around gently like a paint can lid to ...
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8 baseboard is extremely difficult to find as it is a non standard building material. A standardized material is any material which can be produced by simply re-tooling existing machinery to follow present and future industry trends. Unfortunately, unless people start going crazy for retro styles, t...
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Hi. This post has been here for a while so I hope it is still monitored. I would like to see any photos you may have of the walls and woodwork. I would be better able to make some observations and offer some suggestions. I have a couple of ideas but need more information before stepping into any rec...
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This is some helpful information for anyone searching for the right contractor to do restoration work on their old home or commercial building. The wrong contractor can be a nightmare. ...There are many great and hard working builders and trade contractors out there in every state in this, the great...
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Dear SouthernLady, Congratulations on your new historical home. As a Restoration Contractor that has been posting in the Renovators.Com site for quite some time now, and with 26years of experience specializing in Historical Restorations, I have two resources to provide you the help you need. The sha...
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