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1. Jan 04,  · 2, black vinyl, soft paper printed sleeves with Pennsylvania address for Smorgasbord Records. Second and later pressings: All the rest have cardboard, glossy, glued covers with Carmel, NY as the Smorgasbord Records address. 1, black vinyl blue vinyl green vinyl red vinyl gold vinyl RSD pressing/5(23).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Red Vinyl release of What Fire Does on Discogs. Label: Smorgasbord Records - #9 • Format: Vinyl 7 Up Front - What Fire Does (Red, Vinyl) | Discogs4/5(3).

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3. In the past 50 years, the economics of home construction has changed dramatically. When vinyl siding and synthetic insulation materials were introduced in the s as a substitute for traditional brick and wood, tract homebuilders found their costs were reduced dramatically. In recent years, it is estimated by trade associations that homes wrapped in vinyl siding and.

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4. Jan 26,  · Mechanical attachments such as screws or nails shall not be permitted. * Signs shall not be installed on fire protection–rated glazing in fire doors. Signs shall not be installed on the surface of fire doors so as to impair or otherwise interfere with the proper operation of the fire Reviews: 7.

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5. Hi there everyone! Today we'll be showing you a surefire way to know which side of your heat transfer vinyl to cut. When it comes to Rozzy Crafts HTV, the rule about which side to cut is the same for all colors and types: "Cut your design in reverse on the side that does .

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6. Jun 26,  · To seal properly, it does have to ride up the hearth a tiny bit, but only about an eighth of an inch. I suspect the only way to clean that mess would be a wire brush or a grout cleaning/removal tool. Something like that attached to a rotary or oscillating tool would make the work easier.

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7. When creating your noncombustible floor and fireplace hearth, draw out the masonry you use for 1 to 2 feet in front of the fireplace. Not only is some extra masonry often required for gas fireplaces, using brickwork, tile or stone directly in front of your fireplace is one of the best ways to protect the surrounding floor from heat damage.

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8. Jun 11,  · I have a gas fireplace. It has some outdated tiles surrounding it. I would like to use vinyl tiles (the peel and stick type) over the top of the existing tiles. Any issues? It is gas and you do not put any wood in it so no sparks or embers.

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