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The Basics of Plastering

19th December 2008
In figuring for plastering it is not customary to deduct for doors and windows, unless of very large size. It is considered better practice, however, to deduct them and figure accordingly, so that it is possible to use the same figures for getting quantit... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin

Egyptian Jewelry - The Amazing Gold Work in Egyptian Jewelry

15th December 2008
People love to wear antique jewelry in 18k pure yellow gold. Egyptian jewelry is of particular importance in this category as it is mostly made of solid gold and silver. These ancient jewelry articles include pendants, rings, earrings, and bracelets. The ... Read >
Author: Imran Ali

Avoid Structural Cracks

04th December 2008
Austin is a home to more than 1 million people and these people reside in thousands of houses and work in thousands of offices. Each of the buildings here are prone to some structural cracks, these cracks can be minor or major. To overcome these types of ... Read >
Author: Alien

The Obama Meltdown?

09th September 2008
What a week for Barack Obama. He (accidentally) refers to his "Muslim faith" on George Stephanopolous' show, waivers and quakes on every position he has hitherto held (abortion, taxes, Iraq, the surge), and now faces a 10 point deficit to McCain/Palin ... Read >
Author: Nathan Moore

Marble Vs. Granite Countertops: Which is Better?

25th August 2008
Many people want to know if marble or granite is better for countertops in their kitchens and bathrooms. After all, both are beautiful materials, both lend beauty and elegance to any home, and both are available in many varieties to suit any preference. ... Read >
Author: Kristie Brown

Ways to Repair Damaged Plaster

12th August 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Able Skills If you find yourself needing to patch some plaster in your home, you will discover that there are many different options available for repairing the damage. While the best option is to take plastering courses in order to... Read >
Author: Able Skills

The History of Plaster

29th July 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Able Skills Did you know that the concept of plastering has been around for hundreds of years? In fact, there is evidence that even primitive man used plaster made from mud in order to hold together their dwellings made from sticks.... Read >
Author: Able Skills

What Makes Plaster of Paris So Versatile?

02nd July 2008
You would be amazed to know that the simple looking material called Plaster of Paris (POP) has such diverse uses and applications. POP is not only abundantly available, it is also very inexpensive making it a convenient option for all income segments. POP... Read >
Author: jack albert

Know the Logic behind Cement Variant Names

20th May 2008
Cement is being manufactured in many variants today. This often confuses the layman who does not know which cement to use. Besides Portland cement, the market offers blended or PPC cement as well. You would find many variants within Portland cement itsel... Read >
Author: jack albert

Lost Wax Casting Process

06th May 2008
Lost Wax Casting is known as Cire Perdue in French. It is a process in which an artist's sculpture is used to cast bronze. The Lost Wax Casting method is also known as Investment Casting in the modern industrial world. This is a very ancient method used ... Read >
Author: Kent Klein

Preparation of Wood for Staining

11th March 2008
As a filler of wood to be stained, apply French plaster of Paris, mixed as a creamy paste with water, and after rubbing in, clean any surplus off; or use whiting finely powdered, or white lead slacked with painters' drying oil, and used as a filler. Anoth... Read >
Author: Liza Othman

Unique India

03rd March 2008
So many sights and sensation make up the country that is India. There are tiger parks and magnificent residences of Maharajahs, cool hills resorts with tea plantations with views of the distant Himalayas, there are the beaches of Goa and the pepper ports ... Read >
Author: Richard Greaves

Tips on Making an Artificial Topiary Tree

11th October 2007
Artificial Topiary trees are small decorative trees that are used to add decoration to your home, and are often placed in corners or archways or halls or rooms to help give the room a finished look. Artificial Topiary trees are commonly used for special o... Read >
Author: John Sern

Plaster Victorian Decorating Makes A Come Back in Wall and Ceiling Decor

31st May 2007
Long before the turn of the century and as early as the ancient Egyptians, the use of plaster in ornate designs was a common decorating solution to plain walls and ceilings. At the turn of the century, in the United States and abroad, Cast Plaster Orna... Read >
Author: Victoria Larsen

Let Plaster Art Get Your Drywall Business Through The Slow Season

31st May 2007
4 years ago, I began designing, manufacturing and marketing a line of raised plaster stencils and ornamental molds. My focus was to introduce the art of raised stenciling to the general consumer, creating a new market for common stencils, which I did quit... Read >
Author: Victoria Larsen
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