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Bed" method for the walls. Assuming they do it correctly, is that method acceptable where the wooden wall is just 2x4's every 16 inches or should/must there be some type of backing board to screed the mud onto.As it is most of the wall would be paper and lath.A tile person at Home Depot told me that he had never seen a tar paper and lath wall without a backing board of some kind (at least residential construction). He claimed that you could not screed properly as the mud would bounce around on the wire. So, I guess my basic question is can the chicken wire/tar paper suffice without a layer of hardiboard or something behind it. My wife wants it to be that way as she feels the backer board and mud will push the stone out and make it look "stuck on".Thanks again,JoePete197207-23-2013, 08:58 PMA tile person at Home Depot told me....Many here advise limiting your questions to the fine folks working at Home Depot to "where can I find the _____." :DAs to your chicken wire question....there's a very experienced tile professional who works in the Bay Area that posts here and does the one-coat mud over chicken wire and paper method you mention. His system has drywall over the wall framing, then the paper, then wire, then mud. He's posted photos of some nice looking completed showers and baths. Perhaps he'll chime in and answer specific questions you may have.So I believe you are correct in that there is a substrate in the chicken wire/paper system. Though I'm just an armchair tile wannabe hack so take that for what it's worth. :)joe ainley07-23-2013, 09:13 PMPete,I appreciate the feedback. Hopefully, the local tile expert will weigh in.Know what you mean about HD; as in ok, why are you working there instead of plying your trade.Cheers.Joe, that's not a local question at all, it's a very old standard, or pair of standards.The oldest and best and least used method today uses no backing material at all behind wall mud. Roofing felt is stapled over the open stud bays, expanded metal lath is nailed to the studs over the paper, and "fat mud" or "wall mud" is applied over that in tow coats, a scratch coat, then a leveling or brown coat. The brown coat is applied using wood lath strips to make the walls plumb, square, and flat. Very, very flat.The other mud method is the one-coat method. That requires a backing material, usually drywall, over which the same felt and lath are stapled and then the single leveling coat of mud is applied using the same method as for the brown coat. In some code compliance jurisdictions

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Climb onto the rocks and use the match to burn the paper wall there. In the next room, you will see a worker close to a green pipe, and connected to it a cable, follow the cable and jump to turn the lever on top of the rock, you have to time it right since you can't jump on top of the rock yet. The green pipe is now open, go through it. You are now on top of the rock, look back and use the top of the pipe to climb onto the rock where the coin is. Go straight until you see the lava, use the rocks to go to your left and grab the ball there. Drag it close to the lava and after a few seconds, it will start to get hotter and hotter until it lights on fire. Go back a little bit and use the ball to burn the paper on the right and grab the coin. Back to where you found the ball, use it as a light source and crouch to get inside the cave. Go straight ahead and you will find some wooden planks and a candle. Use the ball to light the candle and, before going up the planks, go straight and you will find a chest with coins. Climb and keep going deep into the cave, you will find a paper wall, use the ball to burn it down and light the next candle ahead of you. Keep going in the same direction, there is another candle to turn on and another paper wall to burn. After that paper wall, you will see another room ahead of you, and as you get inside, enemies will spawn.There is no way for you to kill the monster at the moment, so just ignore them and use the rocks and wooden planks to climb into the room on your left, make sure to grab the coins on your way. Fall into the room and collect the coins just where you fall, behind a grey brick. You can go back to the top and climb to the rocks on your left to collect the coins on top of the room where the key is.Grab the battery on the right side of the room, close to the glass and drag it to the battery slot on the left corner. The door of the room

To hear, not one for me though, I prefer a simple black desktop with no icons, but each to their own Logged I don't bother with Wallpaper at all and because I'm on various sites, I would rarely see it anyway. Logged Hi, Boggins, When you thinking of giving solutions and fix to the problems, having these would pep up your thoughts on the question, in lighter vein Logged The Bottom line is "Check your hardware first if it supports the task you try". Logged Hi, samson, One more question. When i select centre , the gif image in bionix changes to one picture and give the animation it has. But it auto changes to tile position, to duplicate the images all over the desktop at some point of time,say minutes, so the cpu for this shoots up . I think, may be it is due to the normal desktop , windows desktop wallpaper does something when it interfere or the bionix interfere with it causing this to happen. Otherwise, nice program to recommend with no popup . You just have to delete the sample files it gives at the installation stage. The cpu when the animation on is minimal. The cpu usages also include other services etc. Do you have any idea, how it could interfere with windows desktop Logged The Bottom line is "Check your hardware first if it supports the task you try". Logged Hi, Samson, It is somewhat surprising that even when i deleted their gif files, i get alert of changing the wall paper in some minutes. I have disabled the countdown etc. etc. But i get a alert loading and changing the wall paper. At one time, it shoots up to cpu 100 percentage. And nothing could be done with windows. It stood still as if freezing. Whatever i tried, i could not do anything. Even my mouse was not showing. I just forced closed the computer and disabled this wall paper. I do not know what made things worse for me. The automatic change of tile from selected centre. I have exhausted all their menus and could not get . There seems to be some avoidable bug in that program, which does not give any popup and link while running the application. What about your link to majorgeek.com. Logged The Bottom line is "Check your hardware first if it supports the task you try". Hi, After uninstalling , I am now using Shane's Cool Wallpaper changer he wrote in 2002. Pl see the thread here shane: Why advanced options even if ticked , does not load the cs wallpaper icon at trayicon at startup. But i could find the same wall paper as selected for the day, is showing in desktopquestion : is it working at the back ground and it will change according to the settings. or should i add the program at startup folder P.S: When i click personalize tab, i see the wall paper selected and the letters CS wall

To place in the holes: Take out the paper with circles. Turn around and look at a test tube puzzle. You will automatically place your paper here so you can see it. You now need to insert the test tubes in the rack, following the rules on the piece of paper: Take the red lever. Now head to the large machine on the side wall of the room. Insert the yellow and orange disks on the sides of the machine, which will reveal some clues. Now insert your red lever on the front and you can solve the puzzle. The black clues show incorrect positions for each bank of 3 knobs. The colored clues show incorrect positions for knobs of the same color. From left to right, turn the knobs as follows: left, up, up, right, right, left, left, right, up. A red keycard will now be available INVESTIGATION ROOM. Pick up the red keycard. Leave the investigation room, and use the red keycard on the door to the Investigation Room. Corridor Look at the colored dials on the right wall. Using the clues you can work out the value of each color and set the dials accordingly: Red: 80 Yellow: 50 Blue: 40 Green: 10 Turn right and use the key to open the fuse box on the wall. You need to flip switches up to add up to 440V. If the switches are numbered 1-7 from left to right, flip these switches: 1, 2, 5. Now that the lights are on, look at the green poster on the wall. Look down through the floor at the positions indicated and note the number of sides on each shape you see (3344). Look ahead through the locked gate to see a 4-digit number on the next doors (1352). Open the locked gate with the code based on adding these numbers together: 4696. Go through the gate and read the document on the desk. Note the birthday on the wall (12 December). Open the small locked box on the desk with the code 1212 and take out the purple keycard. Next Look at the bank of clocks on the wall: You need to set all the clocks to 12. From the starting position, click on these clocks: 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 6, 6. Now look at the strange symbols on the filing cabinet and on the top of the lockers. Go to the fire cabinet that just opened and press these buttons based on the symbols you just saw: Turn around and take the paper with numbers from the opened locker. Approach the next door, and you will use the purple keycard, but still need to solve a code

Bubbles in Wallpaper Bubbles in WallpaperThere are several causes of bubbles/blisters in wallpaper:1. A weak bond between the wallpaper and wall causes the wallpaper to lift. This can be the result of not applying enough paste, or from an absorbent wall surface that absorbs much of the paste, resulting in the paper not sticking to the wall. 2. Trapped paste that wasn’t brushed out when hanging the paper3. Trapped air pockets.4. Not allowing the paper to sit for the required booking time.How To Stop Wallpaper Bubbling1. Prepare your wall surfaces properly. Applying a coat of size or primer to the walls will prevent the wall from absorbing the paste.2. Take time to apply a sufficient amount of paste as evenly as you can across the entire surface.How To Prepare Your Walls For WallpaperShould I Use Primer Or Size?3. Make sure to follow the manufacturer’s recommended time for booking/soaking the wallpaper. The paper expands during the booking process, and if you hang the paper on the wall before the booking time has expired, the paper can continue to expand on the wall. You may not notice initially, but when it has dried you may find some bubbles. 4. Drying Time – Drafts, humidity and temperatures that are too high or too low can also be the cause of bubbles. Ideally, opening the window for 5-10 mins allowing any humid air to leave the room whenever necessary, is helpful to the drying process. When in the process of hanging paper, bubbles or