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Has the owner considered a wireless network? The demand for wireless is so strong that if exactly
what the owner wants isn't available today it will be in a couple of months.
-jc
Candice Brashears wrote:
> Perhaps one of the Pinheads can help this query I received. Someone of you
> must have experience with.......Glue.
>
> pasty face
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> Subject: [forum-l] Thanks and paste
> Date: Fri, 16 Jun 2000 17:05:06 -0500
> From: "Judy Cowling" <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask]
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> About six weeks ago I asked for help on installing network and internet
> access in a c.1850 brick house. Thanks again to all who replied. The owner
> has finally decided to wire the system himself. He plans to bypass the
> baseboard by making a recess in the brick wall to counter sink the box and
> drilling through the brick walls down to the crawl space.
>
> Now another puzzle......We are trying to take the paper off of the wood
> plank ceilings. Under layers of paper is this incredibly tenacious
> adhesive. It is not effected by denatured alcohol, scraping, sanding. It
> has a yellow appearance. Would it be a hide glue? Any suggestions on how to
> remove it? I will try chemical analysis if no one has any ideas.
>
> Thanks,
> Judy Cowling
> Farimount, IN
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