In that case, I would open one with a small credit limit ($500) and never use it except to buy some gum twice a year to keep it active.

Sounds like you're working on a book to sell.........you're still a student, please knock it off,The rest of you, if you don't really know the issue very well, just don't post as all you do is gum up the works, you really don't know diddly. :)

I bought insurance on line, the pic I saw was some female model and spoke to some guy on the phone with no face involved.Not to gum up the justification for a pic on here, but I don't think that really moves some people.Now, I'm not here to connect to do business as I retired, I'm done, this is a hobby, so the motivation of doing business just doesn't apply.

I've read several (confusing) things - asphalt mastic (ok...makes sense), "Construction" adhesive (sounds vague - what's that?)

The last thing I need is for something to gum up the trigger when I need to access funds to make a purchase.I will definitely read up on your outfit's offerings alongside all the others that I am looking at.Thanks again for chiming in and I'm sure I'll be "seeing" you around BP.Francis

You may not market anything, not even chewing gum, to bank customers and your having access to accounts is highly confidential.

I've had floor guys tell me they won't sand off paint because it gums up the sandpaper so quickly.  

and my contact list who can help me find sellers who want to cash out quickly and not wait until the end of the term of the mortgage note......so I'm learning to start "flapping my lips / gums" and talking to EVERYONE about who THEY know who is owner / seller financing a property and willing to sell their note for cash NOW instead or more cash LATER......

What I'll do is use mastic on the 1.5 foot of drywall (below ceiling) that is above the concrete backer board to apply those tiles.However, I've run into an issue where I have an inch and a half of tile floating on the bottom row nearest the tub because I stopped the backerboard at the top of the tub flange.

The address is 1099 Gum Branch Rd, Jacksonville, NC.