You don't need to use every item, but pay attention to the colors, and how they're used, floors, textures, etc.

@James Vermillion - I believe that's the higher end stuff they make that has flakes in it to give the counter some texture.

He said the line would be too cloudy to use the camera, so I should have them “water jet clean” the line for the price of $700.00.

If you can't get a contractor over there right away a ballpark figure of $20,000 per unit for carpet, fixtures, appliances, stripping wallpaper, texturing, painting, new windows, wood pest repairs, landscaping, systems repairs (heating, air, plumbing, electrical, roof, siding, doors) suggests a budget of $80,000 or more.* Hire professionals to do all the skilled work.

Just primed, filled seams with non shrink drywall mix, then put on a very heavy hand trow texture with regular joint compound.

Jets will be climbing three miles away in a new direction.

So we put dual shower heads and a really nice marble product on the walls.I like brick fireplaces that are painted white, but I couldn't tell the brick texture was still there in the picture.

A kitchen drain is typical with lots of grease and slob, and one must swept the line clean with a jet in order for the epoxy liner to get a round smooth shape - and with my copper drain in that condition I am not sure it would survive a high pressure jetting.So anyways the epoxy liner rep at the time told me they couldn't fix my problem at the time, which was a PVC fitting that "pulled apart" but it was under the slab.

Heck, I'd double down for a private jet... if she really had what she thinks she has, BUT we all know she doesn't."

Place the California patch in the hole, with the approx 1" of the backing paper overlapping the hole, then use drywall mud to "seal" in the patch.Either approach will take 2-3 steps to do properly (read that as feathering the patch to eliminate noticeably high spots), then you still have to texture match, then paint.I do like that new product, but to think that patch could be done that easily is a bit mis-leading to me.Enjoy!