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Old 07-31-2009, 08:25 PM   #1801
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in texas with framing and cornish people will do it for 3.00 a foot. What do yall think about that? Just laber
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Old 07-31-2009, 08:35 PM   #1802
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JJ- What type of cement do you use for your mudbeds? That looks more like masons mix than drypack....
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Where is the kerdi? where is the red guard? did you read the tcn handbook?
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Where is the kerdi? where is the red guard? did you read the tcn handbook?
I have never seen a hot mop pan leak..Ever....
There is more than one was to skin a cat...
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Old 07-31-2009, 09:05 PM   #1805
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JJ- What type of cement do you use for your mudbeds? That looks more like masons mix than drypack....
Spec-mix mortar...It's not drypack.The hot mop guy did a drypack preslope under his hot mop.
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I was going to post a couple pics of a window job I just finished, but apparently I have to make 15 or more posts first Guess I better get posting!
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I was going to post a couple pics of a window job I just finished, but apparently I have to make 15 or more posts first Guess I better get posting!
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Old 08-02-2009, 02:13 AM   #1808
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The story behind it is in my introduction post

Thanks for giving me an excuse to make my 15th post, now I can post my job pics from last week
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Old 08-02-2009, 02:18 AM   #1809
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This is a window job I was working on this past week. 13 replacements and a 6' patio door, all Milgard Classic nail on units. Exterior trim was 1x4 with a furring board behind it, made cutting the siding for our 2x4 trim SUPER easy



For some reason, this was the only window that the HO wanted a window sill on. The rest just got picture framed. I wish they had put sills on them all, it dresses them up a lot more. HOs will be HOs


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I didn't think to take pics of it while I was there.... It was Saturday afterall, so I was trying to get done and get out, but I also did the crown throughout most of the place and replaced all of the door casings with the same 3" Riviera casing a couple weeks ago.... You can see some of the crown in the second pic. Yes, it's upside down. The HO had tried his hand at crown himself in his entry way and put it upside down. He didn't want it redone, but instead for us to match to what he had done
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Crown looks miserably.
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Crown looks miserably.
Is it upside down?
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Old 08-02-2009, 10:59 AM   #1813
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Yes he stated that. HO started the crown wrong and wanted him to finish it wrong to match.
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I see. So two wrongs do make a right.
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I've never coped for upside down crown (I hope I never have to, either)? Does it make a difference?
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Gotta give them what they want, right? If I had sold the job, I would have tried to convince the HO to let me redo his part too, but unfortunately, this is not an in-house project. We get the jobs from Hubbard Windows (the small distributor we sub for) who in turn gets them from a realtor who doesn't know his stuff too well. It's money, so we can't really complain too much given the economy these days. I'm just glad to be busy
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I don't bother to cope paint grade crown. the money doesn't justify it. I can't really see it making a difference though...
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Don't take photograph of crown like this. If you want to show a window - just shoot a window. For somebody is matter in with way to make a $$.
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scuse me for not cropping

This pic was never meant to go on a marketing page or anything, I just snapped a quick pic for something to post here...

Are you just bothered by the crown being upside down, or does something else about it look bad?
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