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Maybe someone has a better suggestion which I'm all ears, but but I've found Kilz to be the best primer in this or any situation really, worth the $.Make sure existing drywall wasn't damaged by moisture. Strip everything. If those patches are the paper backing on the drywall, things were done incorrectly from the get go. Primer/sealer then paint. I'd pull the trim too. mtmuley
That’s what I’ve used for this kind of stuff.Maybe someone has a better suggestion which I'm all ears, but but I've found Kilz to be the best primer in this or any situation really worth the $.
For around $150 you can get a pretty nice fan/light. We had the same/ fan light fixture as your pic when we bought this house. Worthless as tits on a boar. Changed them out with a way higher cfm.The light is a fan.
I think part of my issue is having no real attic vents, but that would be a hell of a commitment.
Panasonic. mtmuleyFir around $150 you can get a pretty nice fan/light. We ahd the same/ fan light fixture as your pic when we bought this house. Worthless as tits on a boar. Changed them out with a way higher cfm.
As the young folk would say, I vibe with this comment.Too long.
As a mountain athlete, sometimes I’m able to put certain things on the back burner in lieu of physical pursuits.
Agree, although it didn’t work in my garage. Moisture is a bitch.Maybe someone has a better suggestion which I'm all ears, but but I've found Kilz to be the best primer in this or any situation really, worth the $.
When I scraped my popcorn ceilings it was amazing how much primer the old drywall sucked up. The Kilz drywall primer is AWESOME!Maybe someone has a better suggestion which I'm all ears, but but I've found Kilz to be the best primer in this or any situation really, worth the $.
Those light/fan combos are IMO useless. The “fan” barely moves any CFMs. Get yourself a good fan and vent it out and you will be much happier with the results.The light is a fan.
I think part of my issue is having no real attic vents, but that would be a hell of a commitment.
Idk that's a pretty easy fix still...ymmv what didn't work in your garage you got mold?Agree, although it didn’t work in my garage. Moisture is a bitch.
That picture is worth a thousand words when people talk about renting vs buying. It’s a dozen of those that makes renting worth it.
You gotta shop but we bought some I'm not sure of the brand but highest cfms available of any regular fan with the light..wasn't easy to find but there out there.Those light/fan combos are IMO useless. The “fan” barely moves any CFMs. Get yourself a good fan and vent it out and you will be much happier with the results.
He wins.Go skiing. Isolate from everyone else and ignore the paint.
You’re welcome. Whole bunch of responsible killjoy types on here…