May need to be repainted over the years depending on how its painted (brush), baked enamel or powder coated.  

Defiant at Home Depot - brushed nickel in this type style 

Cut out the bad spot, use it to cut the plug, use heat seam tape laying it under the edges of both the carpet and the plug, iron it, brush the nap of the carpet, done!

Only putting downstairs.. carpet upstairs)New modern lighting fixtures throughout homeNew brushed nickle hardware (doors, etc) installed throughoutMy biggest advice: Adapt to the situation, set the new goals and stick with it.

They lumped seller financing in with their brushing sweep of regulations because of one person's opinion about seller financing.One person.Don't be fooled into thinking that "other people" are going to fix this issue for our industry.

(something I need to brush up on)1.

I know so little about them, and will brush up on it.

In many if not most instances we usually ended up having to go back to FEMA with justifiable adds and beg for more money.Now perhaps things are different in the deep south and various other states that I've had no direct experience in but I rather doubt that inasmuch as we worked with title and insurance companies not to mention several lat firms Nationwide for a couple of decades on curative title issues which ended up dealing with some understructure and mainframe retrofitting costs which we subed out to licensed contractors.Not painting the entire industry with a broad brush just giving you my own first hand experiences.

No place really to set down a hair brush or toothbrush. 

We are discussing mobile home "renters" only.John Ardensen ...if you reread my post you will realise I did not paint the industry with any brush.