Recent content by Mleads310

I'll definitely give that a shot this weekend and go down the list of ideas. I just figured someone might've had this same thing happen and had perfected the trial and error process.

It's definitely insulation, as I can scrape it off but there's still a chalky coating left behind. Also I'm in construction and know what spray insulation looks like. What would be the best way to remove that coating without effecting the gelcoat of the tub?

It looks somewhat dark brown/orange. It's at the very bottom of the lip where it meets the stone. If you zoon in on the picture you can see it. It was sprayed at the factory and arrived this way.

I didn't lay the pavers but they are sitting on a 3 inch concrete pad (not set into the concrete, just laid in top of) , and are locked into place with the sand/epoxy...don't recall the name of it. I thought about shims, but because of the various angles of the pavers from this corner I wasn't...

The pavers are newly put down and I'm not pulling them up for this project. The pavers are locked in and are sitting on a 3inch bed of concrete.my thinking is to build a small form (the same size of what my kitchen frame lay out would be) and pour self leveling concrete about a half inch thick...

First time building an out door kitchen, but I'm in general construction work. My pavers are sloped for drainage. In the area that the kitchen is going it's sloped in 2 different directions (south and east let's say) because it's in a corner area. My question is, should I lay down a bed of...

Recently had a hot tub installed and noticed that there's some over spray of the insulation. Is there a specific way to remove it without damaging the finish of the tub?

Any update I know it was a while back

Thank you for advice. Its a fairly small job, approx 950sq ft. I'm having a bit of trouble finding a reputable company that makes me feel comfortable with doing this type of work around a pool. I'm looking for either nicoloc or Cambridge. I'm going to try to reach out to local distributors and...

The room dimensions of room are 5x9 and 9ft height.. I will have two wall vents installed with one being a fan. I will have direct vent ran straight thru the roof.

I'm looking for pool deck pavers, actual stone pavers to be put down. If I'm not mistaken I have to do 4 inches of concrete then a bed for the actual stone pavers. Similar to something like this in the picture.

Thanks for the quick replies.

Having an IG pool installed and looking for any recommendations/referrals for a paving company that covers the Brooklyn area of NY.