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i would just sand it off with a ROS, then you will also have a nice smooth surface.

i prolly order something, maybe we can order it via Samual and he gonna ship it for us in 1 package to save shipping costs. what you think NER & Sam

great chris, kinda looks like my garage in progress just a freaking mess haha

oh lol, forgot to multiply it by 0.8 haha just tried to check shipping costs and tax for usa, CA 92284 but i just get an error

ya free shipping is important to me too. even sometimes tax free

ya i have to wait anyways for the texture to dry a bit that i can form it into a knockdown

i just flew over the flyer - i just looked that the blue stuff

question to our pro's and the rest of the TIA crew. after a weekend of rain and storm the weather goes slighty back to normal 75 degrees and sun. finally i can go back to my local hardware store and buy couple more drywall sheets to finish my dining room. after that i can apply tape and mud, and sand it smooth. i can borrow my friends hopper gun to apply the texture on the wall; this one requires 2.4 cfm @90psi the wall is not that big, so i was thinking to use the tiny PC pancake compressor from him which i have left from the framing job. but that one has the same cfm rate than the gun. and 4gal is not that much. i was thinking to apply the texture with the hopper gun until the pressure gets too low to go on. then wait until its back filled. or do i need a bigger compressor like 15gal, 20gal to tackle that job with around 5cfm@90psi?

no tool / price where i would say wow i have to buy that....

you are quite right yellow - but not for long haha

you guys are lucky, i wished i found a marble or something else when i open my walls - but i found termites *cough

awesome dude - glad i could give you that advice

great to hear that you like the new blower

i just own a 4.0 battery, if i would go up on capacity ....then straight to 6.0

wow thats a heck of a tower

i havent checked it today - was hell of a storm outside. i can do it tomorrow. the color in the picture is just to show hot and cold the price for the pipes is the same....doesnt matter if its white, red pink or yellow

if i ever gonna own a air compressor - i will buy that hose

pretty nice - but really cant thinking about using that and change the stuff all the time

great NER - ya 60 sounds even better

no problem i figured that out after a few days inspecting the picture haha

wow thats pretty cool NER. really nice of him

new plan; so ya i think that 1/2" pex pipe for wash machine and sink should be enough.

anybody else input?

ya thats a really nice rebate... never tried those out before

if you have a local acme tools store there where you live, then they should because otherwise they would loose a customer