Dunn Contractor offers tutorials on how to choose and use the right caulk, sealants, adhesives, and more!
Rapid Set Cement All is a great product made better and more versatile by two additives: Rapid Set SET Control (which lengthens the standard set time) and Rapid Set FLOW Control (which helps increase the cement mixture's fluidity).
Rapid Set Cement All is a fast-setting, non-shrink concrete product that works just as well for patching and repair as it does for doweling and anchoring.
An epoxy expert offers answers about SculpWood, RotFix, and other solutions for more troublesome rot repair scenarios.
We asked an epoxy expert about the basics of rot damage, including how to determine whether it’s time to repair or replace a rotten area.
Epoxy can be a great solution during construction, remodeling, or repairs. Understanding a few basics about this adhesive will help your project succeed (and keep the local building officials happy).
Choosing the right caulk for your job can be difficult. With latex, silicone, polyurethane, butyl, and hybrid varieties out there, how do you know you’re pulling the right tube off the shelf?
Flexibility, adhesion, and durability are the true markers of a high-quality sealant. OSI Quad Max does it all.
Home is what you make it. It's a feeling. It's a place where you can settle in and live out the truest expression of yourself. Your home is your canvas, your signature. It's not a place to be ordinary. You're not. And neither are the spaces where we live. They are inspired. They are unique. They are reflections of our dreams, hopes, and aspirations. This is your chance to transform that imagined future into a reality - with wood stain, wall paint, and nails. Here you can do it yourself. Here you can be elegant, but gritty, independent, but empowered. It is a place where you can inspire and be inspired, a place where you can make it yours.
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