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HRS Restoration Services

HRS Restoration Services brings years of experience to commercial and residential disaster restoration in Denver and Colorado. We specialize in flood and water damage, fire damage, mold mitigation and remediation, asbestos abatement, trauma and biohazard cleanup, 24/7/365.
Our trained technicians are experienced with the latest technology needed to repair and restore your home or business after a fire, house flood, water leak, frozen pipes and any other disaster. Hide

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6950 S Potomac St, Suite 200, Centennial, CO 80112 (303) 241-7849 https://www.hrsrs.com/

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What is the best way to clean smudges and marks off of walls painted with flat paint?

David Wallon of Fresh Coat Painters of South Platte ^PRO answered:

Mar 18, 2020

I would echo what Steven says. Generally, flat paint is not washable. If you look at the cleaning instrctions, it will talk about being "scrubbable". This means you have to scrub a layer of paint off ... read more

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Best way to caulk the seam between our backsplash and kitchen counter?

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Jan 28, 2016

The trick with caulking is to spray the wet caulking with Windex and then tool it with your finger. For "rookies" you may want to use masking tape. Here is a YouTube video that might help, too. http ... read more

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