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Desert Land Group

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Desert Land Group

Desert Land Group provides a wide range of real estate consulting services including: feasibility and market analysis, cash flow analysis, pro forma and valuation analysis, site identification, land acquisition, land planning, and project entitlements.
By keeping our finger on the pulse of our industry, we track all of the building and economic data for Lake Havasu City and the Colorado River region in Western Arizona. Hide

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94 Acoma Boulevard South, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403 (928) 854-5436 http://desertlandgroup.com/

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I want to repaint a bathroom with semi-gloss over flat paint, but I also want to reseal the corners with a sealant. Seal first or repaint first? What sealant?

Brittany Stidman of J&M Keystone, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Mar 22, 2022

Always seal first and then paint. Why are you re-sealing the corners? Seal the corners first, prime, and lastly paint.

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I have trim boards to install that will cap over exposed block foundation. What ways should I attach these? They will be primed and painted when installed.

Jim Kowalski of Kowalski Construction ^PRO answered:

Jul 15, 2016

So that I can better answer your question, can you further explain what you mean when you say "cap over". I am thinking that perhaps you are referring to the horizontal trim piece between your siding ... read more

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