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Friends & Family HVAC

Since we opened in 2013, Friends & Family HVAC has been recognized as a reliable heating and air conditioning company serving the region of Corona, CA. When you work with us, rest assured that you're in great hands. We are your friend and family in the HVAC business. We vow to leave you feeling safe, happy, and comfortable in your own home. Our technicians are NATE-certified and competently service all brands, makes, and models. We provide great quality equipment at honest prices.

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1611 Pomona Rd, Suite 240, Corona, CA 92878 (951) 356-9952 https://friendsandfamilyhvac.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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Considering using Corastone for a shower. Anyone have knowledge or experience with this material? Thanks

Scott Davis of CalBath Renovations ^PRO answered:

May 22, 2014

Corastone is a uniquely engineered material designed to combine the beauty of natural stone with the durability and easymaintenance of a solid surface. With our exclusive manufacturing process, we are ... read more

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