Just pour it in a spray bottle and let it go-it's so cheap you can really spray it down.

I would fix whatever leak is causing the moisture issue (necessary for mold) and then spray the inside of the cabinets with Jomax.

Needs all new floors (carpet)Needs Paint Sprayed EVERYWHEREKitchen / Bath need GuttedElectical fixtures need replaced.Exterior OK, maybe clean up, fix basement door, add privacy fence.Paying out 3K in labor.Sound Good?

I found someone from craigslist do it for $300 on one of my houses (I was concerned because someone had sprayed grafitti on the side of the house).

We've installed canned lights in the front room, done all the sheetrock repair, sprayed the entire interior, and started working on the master bath shower.My GC is telling me in the next 10 days we'll have all the tile work (ceramic master bath shower, guest bath floor, slate entry extension, and kitchen backsplash), exterior trim, fence, new appliances, counters, fixtures, windows, and hard wood resurface done.I'm not expecting this, but we'll see what happens.

I've set off several bug bombs and have the exterminator coming over this week to spray the entire premises.

The types of issues I have had over the last 3 years have been clogged toilet, clogged tub, drippy faucet, broken fridge, broken stove, missing screens, roof leak and busted drain, spray for pests.

Another piece of tape is put along the top, covering the nail flange, and overlapping the two side pieces.The idea is this: if any water gets behind the siding from above, it will run down the house wrap, over the metal tape into the window channel, down the side of the window, and down the felt to the plastic house wrap, where it runs down the house. the felt under the window, without tape, will allow any condesation to run out below the window without damaging the framing.The space between the window and the frame on the tops and sides is then spray foamed from the inside for insulation.Hope this helped.

It was a combo of concrete, epoxy, and a sealer sprayed to match granite.

I've tried the frosting in a spray can that is supposedly meant for a bathroom, but it was worthless.