The gel coat is what they spray in the fiberglass mold before the cloth or chopper gunned glass is added when they made the tub and it's the finish you see on any fiberglass tub.The old repair was sticky because someone that did not know what they were doing didn't add enough hardener to the resin.

Recently, I had some guys come out to spray some attic insulation.

For Rehab in below freezing weather:Don't forget the antifreeze in the drains, it isn't enough to just drain the inlet lines ;-)If you're concerned about loosing the copper due to theft, spray paint it.

They simply make a road or corner look like crap.In areas where they are illegal, I will either take them down every chance I get or I will spray paint over the phone number.I know, I know, I know...they make you money.

If you depend upon them for pest control, it won't get done.I treat all my vacancies with Tomcat bait blocks, and I spray all the interiors of all the cabinets with Spectracide.

Rudy, spray your pant legs and shoes with Adams flee spray, it repels and will kill them on contact.

Are you planning to spray the paint with a sprayer?

messy job have done many of them heres a little help i hope. diff is a product used to remove wall paper spray a light coat on ceiling just to moisten it up if your celings have been painted your going to have a harder time to remove. so after you blade off all your ceilings put a skim coat of tapping mud on all your blade marks then you can textute two coats of flat wall paint will due the trick on new taxture if its an upscale home i suggest after your skim coat spray a coat of hamilton's prep coat before texturing then prime and pain i now its a long process but this is how you get the right results

You would notice the faucet spraying VERY hard if there was enough pressure to spring a leak.

i read somewhere on here i believe about spray painting the copper white to make it look like pvc...don't remember exaclty, but check it out to deter thieves...won't look as blingin and shiny