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Old 07-01-2009, 10:19 PM   #21
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[quote=world llc;713451]actually 1 town over in livingston... you around here much?

no not usually, did a few in summit and the animal hospital in new providence

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Old 07-01-2009, 10:30 PM   #22
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right on... this area is very fertile for us... hope you have a job sign in front of that house... leave it there all month!
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You the man!!!!
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was that pond liner for a epdm roof and a shower drian
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Nice work. Kudos on the hidden drainage as well.
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Nice! I have done a good bit of radius work over the years ... for shallower stuff Azek has been a major improvement over the old days.. Also free tip.. back when we used wood we would order thinner milled stuff (3/8" usually) and do multi ply. Nothing pisses me off more than bending Azek to the point of it snapping!
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Nothing pisses me off more than bending Azek to the point of it snapping!
Especially when it's a little on the cool side, it blows up like a frag grenade. Sharp little Azek razor blades.
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Awesome work! Thanks for the pics...
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Nice! I have done a good bit of radius work over the years ... for shallower stuff Azek has been a major improvement over the old days.. Also free tip.. back when we used wood we would order thinner milled stuff (3/8" usually) and do multi ply. Nothing pisses me off more than bending Azek to the point of it snapping!
the old one (what was left of it) had layers of cedar... probably about 3/8

we used the 5/8 azek which is actually 5/8 and had very little problems. the inside was tha only fight
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Nice work Matt. I like the job...

The only question I have is what kind of flashing was done where the EPDM meets the house?
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