They're thicker and have a slightly different look, but for most purposes (non-high-end homes) the HD ones work fine.http://www.homedepot.com/p/Unbranded-Bright-Snow-White-3-in-x-6-in-Ceramic-Wall-Tile-U072-36-1N/100123655?

You need to grow a little thicker skin, or simply stop reading any posts where Will and I are involved (we often have different opinions).

I have to do a second coat now.

I can do the same and get you new doors which YOU use a program to design and I charge no markup, and get a client discount too.OrI can laminate ANY of them with REAL WOOD ANY SPECIES and professionally finish them in any stain or just a clear coat, EXCEPT this option the doors MUST be replaced in the same species of solid wood, which I have made and you get to design them from a choice of about 15 different combos.

Took out all old carpet and replaced with new in a neutral color . ( off white with sprigs of darker in it) re stained the kitchen cabinets with “ Minwax†Polyblend all in one using Bombay Mahogany ( I love this stuff ,no sanding clean with mineral spirits, and paint on, 2 coats usually does it $12 total) this is a dark redish color with black in the grain look.

Refinish them and use 3 coats of poly.Then do a scratch/recoat every few years/vacancies.

Sales people at Lumber Liquidators have always advised using a thicker plan (e.g.

It was a turnkey and we just added a new coat of paint to all of the rooms (walls were all white) and total investment was under $70K.There are some properties I'm looking at around the $45 - $50K range (needs a little TLC and probably approx. $5K in rehab) but in SAFE areas that also have clean water.

@James Brand, Yes we are keeping some of the original features: the plaster walls, which are in great shape, will get a new skim coat, and there are original pristine hardwood floors in the living room.

Here is the cost breakdown: Install chimney cap: $1,630Crown coat: $380Waterproof chimney exterior: $495Flash seal: $599Install 16 ft of insulated stainless steel flue liner: $8,308Smoke chamber parge damaged area: $1,361Rebuild firebox: $2,610Install mount damper: $736Install approved heath rug: $215Total: Approximately $16,000.