Evan Carroll

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bio	website	evancarroll.com
	location	Houston, TX
	age	27
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	163 reputation	bio	website	evancarroll.com	visits	member for	1 year, 1 month
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Mar 20	awarded	Excavator
Mar 20	revised	How do I make a height adjustable desk? fixed style
Mar 20	suggested	suggested edit on How do I make a height adjustable desk?
Nov 30	awarded	Self-Learner
Nov 29	awarded	Teacher
Nov 29	asked	My toilet is filling very slow with a Fluidmaster valve, how do I fix it?
Nov 29	answered	My toilet is filling very slow with a Fluidmaster valve, how do I fix it?
Oct 2	comment	Is there such thing as join-compound primer? And, is there a need to prime before texturing a ceiling? @bcworkz I think that about sums it up. Popcorn requires the primer but the joint compound ceiling texture otherwise will not.
Oct 1	awarded	Cleanup
Oct 1	revised	Is there such thing as join-compound primer? And, is there a need to prime before texturing a ceiling? edited title
Oct 1	revised	Is there such thing as join-compound primer? And, is there a need to prime before texturing a ceiling? rolled back to a previous revision
Oct 1	comment	Is there such thing as join-compound primer? And, is there a need to prime before texturing a ceiling? @BMitch that said, if the stripes are joint compound and if the texture was not joint compound then you actually just answered my question: it wouldn't need to be primed. The stripes are on there really well, and none of the texture over the stripes came down.
Oct 1	comment	Is there such thing as join-compound primer? And, is there a need to prime before texturing a ceiling? @BMitch Well, that raises the question what was the texture made out of? If the stripes are just joint compound, and if the texture is made of just joint compound why would it matter? I'd expect it to stick everywhere and for the stripes not to exist?
Oct 1	comment	Is there such thing as join-compound primer? And, is there a need to prime before texturing a ceiling? So essentially, I shouldn't worry about the texture sticking to the ceiling? I find that kind of worrying, because the previous popcorn texture certainly didn't stick, and I want to think it was because they didn't prime it. Also in one of those videos, they prime the ceiling before applying texture. =( Man this is confusing.
Sep 29	awarded	Editor
Sep 29	revised	Is there such thing as join-compound primer? And, is there a need to prime before texturing a ceiling? added 136 characters in body
Sep 29	asked	Is there such thing as join-compound primer? And, is there a need to prime before texturing a ceiling?
Sep 26	comment	What type of primer and paint are better used in a bathroom? What about primer?
Sep 26	comment	What type of primer and paint are better used in a bathroom? This didn't answer the question at all. It's specifically about the type of primer and paint with regards to latex, oil, or water (and preferably why, so I understand it).
Sep 26	asked	What type of primer and paint are better used in a bathroom?