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[0:00:33] ... before new paint can be applied. Pressure washing first will remove the dirt and mildew plus some of the more badly deteriorated paint. But after that approach, usually, we'll use a rotary sander to speed up this job. And if you have very much to do, you may want to rent or even buy one to save a few blisters; otherwise, you'll have to rely completely on the hand tools they use for closed quarters, the scraper and the putty knife. Neither is any fine. The object isn't to remove all of ...
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[0:00:13] ... little bit of breaking here to try to start grating out this dirt. We don't necessarily want the patio to be perfectly level. We wanted it to have a slight grade, where when rain hits ...
[0:00:51] ... when we feel we're close enough to begin the detailed grading. The dirt inside the forms also has to be packed to be prevent any settling that may occur later on. We cut a 2 by 4 down to 3 inches to gauge the dirt level beneath the strings. That's 2 inches for the paver and 1 inch for the sand. When the soil is right, we pour the sand out over the whole space and use another gauge block, cut down to 2 inches to ...
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[0:01:50] ... flowering trees in the north and Midwest, but cold winters and heavy soil prevent others from performing as well. There are many different species and [unk] that grow less than 30 feet tall. Small apple-like ...
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