Use a thick roller as this give it a little bit more texture for your paneling.  

We removed the raspberry colored carpeting to find nice wood floors that had been painted with a dark brown thick enamel paint.

If it is a b grade material about $1.09 to $1.59 for 3/8 inch thick 3.5 inch wide.

Went with a 2 circuit in one conduit all aroubd the whole small basement two feet high off the floor.Then recessed tapcons into 1X4(only full 3/4 thick straight lumber could find).

Concrete contractors will charge by the inch to cut, based on the thickness of the concrete.

You typically have to go to a spray foam because it has the highest R-value to the thickness, and even then you're typically furring out the ceiling below to make room for the insulation.

If you did an eifs system, this would add insulation the house and allow for reveals and different thickness to the wall to be added. 

The run also must not be too long; our code says no more than 25 feet.Here's some specifics from the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors:The recommendations outlined below reflect International Residential Code (IRC) SECTION M1502 CLOTHES DRYER EXHAUST guidelines:M1502.5 Duct construction.Exhaust ducts shall be constructed of minimum 0.016-inch-thick (0.4 mm) rigid metal ducts, having smooth interior surfaces, with joints running in the direction of air flow.

I am a clueless investor and I do say that seriously because I'm from NYC but I have been doing my analysis, study, physical drive around, research and talking to other Newark investors and came to the conclusion that if you purchase multi family for 30-40k which there's plenty at that price on the MLS and fix it for 60k then section 8 all the apartments, that's cash flow with a fast payoff. this is the strategy that I have focus on that will work in Newark, any other strategy I would not advice.Again you have to have thick skin cause is in the lower class areas but last I check, money has no class standard.

Trowel a thick coat over the stain and allow it to sit for several hours (or even overnight ... you may have to mist it to keep your paste from totally drying out).