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ParticipantLack of responses suggests we don’t know what the hell to do, either.
ParticipantLack of responses suggests we don’t know what the hell to do, either.
ParticipantLack of responses suggests we don’t know what the hell to do, either.
Participant[quote=evolusd]I’d suggest (after treating with some of the above options) painting the subfloor with a coat or two of primer. We used this method after leaving a previous rental and it worked well.[/quote]
That is a good idea. Use an oil-based primer, too.
Participant[quote=evolusd]I’d suggest (after treating with some of the above options) painting the subfloor with a coat or two of primer. We used this method after leaving a previous rental and it worked well.[/quote]
That is a good idea. Use an oil-based primer, too.
Participant[quote=evolusd]I’d suggest (after treating with some of the above options) painting the subfloor with a coat or two of primer. We used this method after leaving a previous rental and it worked well.[/quote]
That is a good idea. Use an oil-based primer, too.
Participant[quote=evolusd]I’d suggest (after treating with some of the above options) painting the subfloor with a coat or two of primer. We used this method after leaving a previous rental and it worked well.[/quote]
That is a good idea. Use an oil-based primer, too.
Participant[quote=evolusd]I’d suggest (after treating with some of the above options) painting the subfloor with a coat or two of primer. We used this method after leaving a previous rental and it worked well.[/quote]
That is a good idea. Use an oil-based primer, too.
ParticipantIf you haven’t already, try Dixieline. Their door/window people are pretty knowledgeable.
I can’t imagine not getting low-e built-in to the glass. Tint film is not durable and not terribly attractive.
ParticipantIf you haven’t already, try Dixieline. Their door/window people are pretty knowledgeable.
I can’t imagine not getting low-e built-in to the glass. Tint film is not durable and not terribly attractive.
ParticipantIf you haven’t already, try Dixieline. Their door/window people are pretty knowledgeable.
I can’t imagine not getting low-e built-in to the glass. Tint film is not durable and not terribly attractive.
ParticipantIf you haven’t already, try Dixieline. Their door/window people are pretty knowledgeable.
I can’t imagine not getting low-e built-in to the glass. Tint film is not durable and not terribly attractive.
ParticipantIf you haven’t already, try Dixieline. Their door/window people are pretty knowledgeable.
I can’t imagine not getting low-e built-in to the glass. Tint film is not durable and not terribly attractive.
ParticipantFrom what I recall, find products that say “odor neutralizing” on them.
Maybe consider some power sanding ? Smell probably soaked through deeper than you can sand, though.
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