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18 Comments on Use The Right Nails People!
I guess the young and inexperienced Realtor® learned a lot from Mr. Jay. Or was it the other way around. Did she school you on a thing or two?
You forgot to mention dry wall screws. We all know how effective they are on the exterior.
Is that a 1" bead of caulk around that window? Nice! Let's see, how many tubes of caulk will I need to seal up that window...
Mr. Jay had a lot of fun with her Cindy. As you know, she is quite a pip.
Jim - funny you say that! The storm door was out of alignment and when I looked at the installation it was, yep, all drywall screws! I pointed that out to the young and inexperienced realtor and she laughed as heartily as i did because we were just talking about drywall screws!
Yes, Fred. Somewhat larger than recommended, but it is fine indoor bathroom caulk so I'm sure it's just fine there...
Total pro this guy.
Does this mean that all the exterior products were used on the inside Jay?
:)
Tom - that definitely follows. I did notice duct tape on the inside, which is perfect outdoors, as you know.
Jay -- is it that these folks cannot read, or do they just think they know better than the manufacturer?
Hello Jay,
So, were these "repairs" done by the Seller or a "professional"?!! And in regards to your comment on using duct tape outdoors - I remember your photo from a previous blog showing how effective duct tape is when used to fix a split fence!
Hope you are having a wonderful Memorial day weekend!
Steven - I just think this is a homeowner "repair" guy who simply doesn't know that there are different nails for different places!
Thanks Lisa. Funny but I was out back yesterday with the dog and went to look at that repair and it's still kicking butt! If not, the dog will find it and ... prison break!
William - we don't know what we don't know. I bet you could even go to the hardware store and ask somebody at the construction desk about what nails to use and they would give good advice.
Jay, I always attend home inspections of my buyer clients and learn something every time.
I think that is the best practice Chris. The agent is exactly that, the agent.
Jay, I have learned so much reading you posts. Any chance you might let me come and go with you on some inspections?
You may come any time Tom! We have a lot of fun!
Jay, I am not kidding! I would love to come up sometime in the next few months.
Hello Jay,
If your dog is as big an escape artist as one of mine, it won't be long...!
Well, Tom, you can! This inspection was with Lenn Harley. That would have been fun, with three AR people together on one inspection. My clients were not at the inspection, having to return to Hawaii instead.
She does not need much Lisa. That duct taped repair on the fence was discovered only AFTER she had gotten out twice.
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