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I didn’t remember the mineral spirits, thanks for catching that.

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I agree with LarryG, One pair of wires is a switch loop. It could be that one of the white wires is a hot switched circuit. I drew it on a piece of paper but don’t know your physical setup. You will need a VOM to find out what is switched hot.

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Thiggy, if I remember correctly, Arborite is a composite type of material used in laboratory workbenches, not sure. I think that you need carbide tools to work with it. That the extent of my knowledge.

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I sometime do furniture repair among other things and I find that two feet in width is to small. I made my 3 feet and it works well. You cannot put a chair for repairs on a two foot width workbench. JMHO

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Holly, I would not use any of those products. They are good for what they are intended for but no in this case. I would go to your friendly hardware store/Home Depot, etc. I would buy a gallon of mineral spirit(paint thinner) and a quart of acetone. Make sure the area is will ventilated, I would rub it down with the mineral spirit and most it should come off. After that is done, Put some acetone on a rag and do a final wiping. Acetone is very volitale and must no be used around flames. Doctor use it to clean wounds. After that is done, continue cleaning with you other products. HTH

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There website says 15 to 20 sqyare feet/gallon, so your tub will cover approximately 25 square feet. Their website is very informative, nice reading.

http://www.dumondchemicals.com/html/products.htm

HTH

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I am not sure exactly what you want but will take a guess. On a This Old House episode, they repaired a sill by using an epoxy compound. They didn’t name a brand but if you go to this website.

http://www.rotdoctor.com

you will find such a product. You can purchase it online.

Am I close?

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Yes Amana has one. Go to following URL, they do not appear to be cheap.

http://www.ebuild.com/guide/products/productDetail.asp?catCode=215&prodID=14492&pageNum=0&recNum=0&sortCode=5

HTH

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LarryG, I really never paid much attention what was in the chart. I found the URL,for the site, in my notes. If I remembered somebody asked a similiar question about a year ago and it just raised a red flag. I would have quessed that its R-value would has been zero, also.

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Didn’t see you answer Dodgeman but I also calculated 0.9 cubic yards.

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Vinyl siding has a R value of 0.61 according to this table

http://coloradoenergy.org/procorner/stuff/r-values.htm

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LarryG beat me to it, just what I was going to suggest. Porch and floor enamel.

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You usually skim coat it with drt wall compound. Use a large dry wall knife and apply some dry wall compound to the spot that you want to fill. Let it set overnight and then sand any high spots.

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To many sites to mention here. Do a google search with the phrase, dorm loft beds, and you will get many hits.

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Is the vent stack(pipe) plugged.? This could cause the problem. As the odor has no place to go, it might need to be snaked out. Is the P-trap holding water? This could also be your problem. Pouring bleach in the sink won’t hurt and might help.

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