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Quote: Originally Posted by Ian Gills Can anyone recommend a full face respirator that is suitable for this work and not overkill? The auction site that shall remain nameless (the forum software would block it), is a good place to get a full-face without paying an arm & a leg.

I kind of thought so or at least illegal.

I've used MSA brand and they are good - although expensive. I think I paid 40 for my half mask. I use a compressor to blow the drywall dust out of my filters after each use. They work great at filtering out smells too. I keep telling my wife that my farts don't smell. Maybe she should get a respirator too.

Quote: Originally Posted by sneezye I've used MSA brand and they are good - although expensive. I think I paid 40 for my half mask. I use a compressor to blow the drywall dust out of my filters after each use. They work great at filtering out smells too. I keep telling my wife that my farts don't smell. Maybe she should get a respirator too. They work VERY well for filtering out smells. In a paint room, or in a room full of acetone,...

If it comes up that you have work that was done without a permit, it is POSSIBLE to permit it after the fact. They don't " backdate" the permit, and it depends.....you have to be able to convince the city that the work complies. That may require some opening up of things for inspection. And there will be the fines....etc.

Mixing boxes with different dye lots is to randomize the color, not to compensate for manufacturing errors in tile size. I cannot imagine how anyone would be able to install tile PROPERLY if the pieces were not all the same size. There would have to be gaps between the tiles or the corners could not meet perfectly so that the tile lines would be all over the place. It would be even worse if the tiles were not square, regardless of their sizes.

It's all who you know, I got some back dated permits once when selling a home.

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Can anyone recommend a full face respirator that is suitable for this work and not overkill?

Unless you live in a good ole boys area