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  1. Building & Construction
    My bathroom is in a very old apt. building converted to condos. I demo'd everything but there's some warts that are small annoying fixes that the contractors aren't interested in. So I'm going to do it myself dammit! First problem is this hole in the ceiling. Here is a pic: [pic omitted...
    ceiling metal lath plaster repair
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    I'm going to power nail paper-backed metal lath to a heavily painted concrete block exterior for a whole-house stucco installation. I anticipate using a TrakFast power nailer with 1" disks. Too much to drill-and-screw. Any suggestion on pin length (available from 1/2" to 1-1/2" in 1/4"...
    distance fastening metal lath on center
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