That 70's stone is about 4 inches thick im guessing.

Make sure the elastomeric caulking bead is good and thick, so water does not go in to your flashing, and it should slope to go outside.

@Brian Pulaski I've tried using a roller when testing epoxy over a countertop and the thing was so thick that it was dragging instead of rolling.

My investors got every dime of their money, through thick or thin, I protected my investor/lenders and in doing so made alot more money!

It's been awhile but unless the codes have changed you can scrape charring off the studs as long as the depth isn't more than a quarter of the stud's thickness (3/4").

Now, if you have a csbinet at the end, and need a new side, the end panel may be too thick.

And I'm developing the thick skin but I was curious if there is an average on how many it takes to get one accepted (I'm sure I know the answer but humor me please) ?

Any ideas for:-Cleaning thick grease off a tile floor-Removing smells from floor, walls, ceiling-Sealing agent to be used prior to painting or to be mixed with paint-Any other general advice for getting stink out of an old houseThanks for your advice!

It wasn't RedGard, just thick water-based paint.

I may sound thick here, but I don't see the correlation.