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Tips, techniques and suggested products for how to repair ceiling stains in your mobile home. Click on the image below to view the PDF in full size.

You’ve had a great year in your RV and now it’s time to store it for winter and go through an RV Winter Preparation. Follow the guide below to properly winterize and prepare your RV for long or short term storage. Use Freeze Ban Antifreeze for the winterization of your RV. It is safe for
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When purchasing exterior shutters, the chart below is an excellent guide for selecting the proper width and length.

Washing to Minimize Scratching Wash the polycarbonate skylight dome with a mild soap or detergent (such as 409 cleaner) and lukewarm water, using a clean sponge or a soft cloth. Rinse well with clean water. Dry thoroughly with a chamois or moist cellulose sponge to prevent water spots. Do not scrub or use brushes or
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Vinyl shutters are usually maintenance free, but they will become dirty over time. Generally, vinyl shutters can be cleaned satisfactorily with the use of any ordinary garden hose. If this does not do the job, we suggest the following: With a garden hose and a soft bristle brush wash the shutters gently. Where soil is of
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Tools Needed: Putty knife or wide slot screwdriver, pliers, razor knife.Supplies Needed: Lacquer thinner, caulk (acrylic, butyl, or latex) (silicone sealants are not recommended). Vinyl glazing bead and new glass. Remove screen if necessary. Pull up on the tabs at the bottom of screen if they are present. If no tabs are there, press the
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The black material enclosing the base of a mobile home is known by several names: bottom board, belly board or paper, black board, etc. Typically, the material used is asphalt-impregnated fiberboard or fiberglass, cloth or heavy tar paper and woven polyethylene. All serve the same purpose: Prevent moisture infiltration Insulate the subfloor Keeps out vermin
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Before you attempt to remove a ceiling stain, identify and repair the cause. Stains caused by roof leaks or build up of condensation will reappear until the problem is corrected. Lighter stains can sometimes be removed with undiluted bleach, be sure to protect carpet, drapes, furniture and yourself before trying this remedy. Wear rubber gloves
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