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My driveway is 20+ years old and in rough shape (lots of cracking and big depressions running the length of the driveway from where I drive my cars. I'm going to get it repaved with asphalt and I was wondering what do I need to make sure the paving company does so I end up with a good solid driveway that will last a while. From my research online it seems that a base of gravel (not sure about the thickness or type), followed by an inch or 2 (compacted) of HL8 asphalt and then an inch or 2 top layer (compacted) of HL3 asphalt is the popular recommended process.
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What's the new hotness for interior window trim and baseboards? My house was built in the mid 80s and all the trim is solid oak with a clear varnish. I'm going to replacing all the windows soon (the original windows were replaced about 30 years ago so it's time to do them again) and there's a bunch of options for the interior of the windows from plain white to various stained woods (oak, maple, walnut, etc.). I was thinking of going with varnished oak to match all my trim and then having the trim refinished at a later date.
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Apr 8, 2024 18:20
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kid sinister posted:Refinishing is much cheaper than replacing. What's your budget like?
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Apr 8, 2024 22:04
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devmd01 posted:Nicely stained wood trim never goes out of style.
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Apr 8, 2024 22:12
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Yeah, ok, thanks everyone for validating what I was thinking.
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