QUOTE (Lermy @ Jan 27 2009, 09:48 AM) What are you painting? It's very likely you do not even need a primer. If you do need a primer, go out and purchase Zinsser latex based primer/sealer/stain blocker. Also, unless you are going to use a tremendous amount of primer, you only should...

QUOTE (kabuku @ Jan 19 2009, 11:54 AM) Hi There, The short answer is that the outside approach is prefered. However, the interior aproach works and is utilized when outside access is difficult due to hardscaping etc. The inside approach I have seen involves digging a channel around the perimeter...

QUOTE (housedoc @ Dec 30 2008, 08:26 AM) As a handyman I have done plenty of similar repairs. I think you know your answer. Since you don`t seem to care about `best practice`, which would be to remove the old material, then you should just lay the cheapest stuff over top. As long as you don`t...

Hello, I run a renovation company based in south Calgary. We service the south end of the city and the communities of Okotoks and High River (I am willing to work in the north end of the city just prefer to avoid the commute) I am new to the REIN community as I have only been reading these...