How do you patch gaps in a shed?
Q. I have a wooden shed that sits outside the house. It is sturdy, but when it rains the gear inside gets wet because it has some gaps. I would like to cover the gaps in order to make it waterproof. Any suggestions on what type of material to use or how to do it? Thanks!
Asked by Alanna M - Sun Oct 5 19:57:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Buy some galvanized tin with length same as or a little longer then existing roof and apply with roofing screws type with rubber gasket's lap each piece over next at least one to two grooves a cordless drill will help speed the job. If it has a ridge cap buy the tin ridge cap to go over after mounting sides. Problem solved or could go with roll a roofing a tar type paper to replace shingles and cut a foot wide strip for the ridge cap and use roofing tacks don't know the roof type but either will work.
Answered by Rick - Sun Oct 5 22:07:24 2008
Q. I have a wooden shed that sits outside the house. It is sturdy, but when it rains the gear inside gets wet because it has some gaps. I would like to cover the gaps in order to make it waterproof. Any suggestions on what type of material to use or how to do it? Thanks!
Asked by Alanna M - Sun Oct 5 19:57:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Buy some galvanized tin with length same as or a little longer then existing roof and apply with roofing screws type with rubber gasket's lap each piece over next at least one to two grooves a cordless drill will help speed the job. If it has a ridge cap buy the tin ridge cap to go over after mounting sides. Problem solved or could go with roll a roofing a tar type paper to replace shingles and cut a foot wide strip for the ridge cap and use roofing tacks don't know the roof type but either will work.
Answered by Rick - Sun Oct 5 22:07:24 2008
The back way to fix gaps under a fence that installed on a deep slop?
Q. We are putting up a dog ear fence in our back yard. The yard has deep slop going down the hill. Some parts are high and others are low. I don't like the gaps under fence its doesn't look good. I thinking maybe we need to have dirt put in to level the yard and once that complete continue to put up the fence. Sone else suggest we install broads at bottom of the fence where the gaps are.
Asked by JqJava - Sun May 11 09:48:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Either of these should work. I just have logs under mine at the creek.
Answered by Water Garden Vista - Thu May 15 09:31:48 2008
Q. We are putting up a dog ear fence in our back yard. The yard has deep slop going down the hill. Some parts are high and others are low. I don't like the gaps under fence its doesn't look good. I thinking maybe we need to have dirt put in to level the yard and once that complete continue to put up the fence. Sone else suggest we install broads at bottom of the fence where the gaps are.
Asked by JqJava - Sun May 11 09:48:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Either of these should work. I just have logs under mine at the creek.
Answered by Water Garden Vista - Thu May 15 09:31:48 2008
How can we repair/disguise gaps between the boards in our newly laid wood floors?
Q. We bought oak flooring (glue-down over concrete) and the contractor that we hired to install has done about half the living room. There are gaps between the boards. Obviously, we will get someone else to do the rest of the floor---but what can we do with the floor that has already been laid? What can we do about the noticeable gaps between the boards in our newly laid wood floors?
Asked by estudiando espanol - Sat Sep 29 18:39:07 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have experience in this area on the receiving end as well. exact same scenario actually. what i did short of dealing with the hassle of either taking him to court or trying to call someone that will probably not respond well to replacement (as was my case), was i used a stainable filler, then took a piece of an end cut to lowe's and asked them to stain match it for me. it turned out fine and you can't tell the difference in that area and the rest of the floor. if your finish is shiny, you may want to dab on some polyeurythane or varnish to match. good luck!
Answered by shelley_jacqueline - Sat Sep 29 20:17:06 2007
Q. We bought oak flooring (glue-down over concrete) and the contractor that we hired to install has done about half the living room. There are gaps between the boards. Obviously, we will get someone else to do the rest of the floor---but what can we do with the floor that has already been laid? What can we do about the noticeable gaps between the boards in our newly laid wood floors?
Asked by estudiando espanol - Sat Sep 29 18:39:07 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have experience in this area on the receiving end as well. exact same scenario actually. what i did short of dealing with the hassle of either taking him to court or trying to call someone that will probably not respond well to replacement (as was my case), was i used a stainable filler, then took a piece of an end cut to lowe's and asked them to stain match it for me. it turned out fine and you can't tell the difference in that area and the rest of the floor. if your finish is shiny, you may want to dab on some polyeurythane or varnish to match. good luck!
Answered by shelley_jacqueline - Sat Sep 29 20:17:06 2007
What's the best way to seal holes/gaps in a 100 year-old tongue and groove ceiling?
Q. I recently removed the old insulation (batting) from my attic to make way for spray foam insulation. The contractors came today to start the process and decided to postpone due to gaps and holes in the tongue and groove ceiling. Concerned, they suggested the gaps were large enough for spray foam to cause damage on the second floor. So my question - what the heck do I do now? Who do I call to fix the gaps?
Asked by Lily Dustbin - Wed Jun 18 19:21:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you can place plywood down and then the spray foam. Or you can do a time consuming task of trying to put everything together, by using a wood block and a hammer. You put the wood plank next to the piece of wood ceiling and knock on it with a hammer so the two seems join together better, but that will take you a good full time week to do. Either replace the entire ceiling or lay down a sub floor grade plywood. Sorry, I hoped that helped.
Answered by Rhoda K - Wed Jun 18 19:46:11 2008
Q. I recently removed the old insulation (batting) from my attic to make way for spray foam insulation. The contractors came today to start the process and decided to postpone due to gaps and holes in the tongue and groove ceiling. Concerned, they suggested the gaps were large enough for spray foam to cause damage on the second floor. So my question - what the heck do I do now? Who do I call to fix the gaps?
Asked by Lily Dustbin - Wed Jun 18 19:21:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you can place plywood down and then the spray foam. Or you can do a time consuming task of trying to put everything together, by using a wood block and a hammer. You put the wood plank next to the piece of wood ceiling and knock on it with a hammer so the two seems join together better, but that will take you a good full time week to do. Either replace the entire ceiling or lay down a sub floor grade plywood. Sorry, I hoped that helped.
Answered by Rhoda K - Wed Jun 18 19:46:11 2008
Whats a quickfix for gaps between floors and walls in a room?
Q. With the wear and tear of a home...I've noticed that there is a gap or space between my floor and the walls in my room. I want to cover the gap up b/c i hate the look, and am terrified of creepy crawlies finding their way into my room that way. What do you guys reccommend? BESIDES stuffing the gap with steel wool? Can you guys break it down for me...with the specific names of products that I could purchase, and methods of closing the gaps. I have a baseboard trim that goes all across the room...however there is a space btween that and the wall even still... the gap is about 1/4 inch
Asked by Anesha R - Thu May 17 11:46:54 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you have flat walls or baseboards a quick and easy fix would be 1/4 round. Check with your local hardware store. They will know & help u
Answered by Robert S - Thu May 17 11:55:20 2007
Q. With the wear and tear of a home...I've noticed that there is a gap or space between my floor and the walls in my room. I want to cover the gap up b/c i hate the look, and am terrified of creepy crawlies finding their way into my room that way. What do you guys reccommend? BESIDES stuffing the gap with steel wool? Can you guys break it down for me...with the specific names of products that I could purchase, and methods of closing the gaps. I have a baseboard trim that goes all across the room...however there is a space btween that and the wall even still... the gap is about 1/4 inch
Asked by Anesha R - Thu May 17 11:46:54 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you have flat walls or baseboards a quick and easy fix would be 1/4 round. Check with your local hardware store. They will know & help u
Answered by Robert S - Thu May 17 11:55:20 2007
How can I fill the gaps at the bottom of my ornamental fence panels where my yard slopes?
Q. My builder used 6 foot panels of steel fencing that left some gaps in the corners where the yard slopes. I'd like something I could attach to the fence that would look like the pickets that would extend down to fill the space. Is there such a product?
Asked by kevinnhouston - Wed Mar 11 10:46:45 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your contractor would of been better off using rackable fence panels that would not leave a gap. The best think really is dirt and plants.
Answered by WoodlyGA - Fri Mar 13 23:00:24 2009
Q. My builder used 6 foot panels of steel fencing that left some gaps in the corners where the yard slopes. I'd like something I could attach to the fence that would look like the pickets that would extend down to fill the space. Is there such a product?
Asked by kevinnhouston - Wed Mar 11 10:46:45 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your contractor would of been better off using rackable fence panels that would not leave a gap. The best think really is dirt and plants.
Answered by WoodlyGA - Fri Mar 13 23:00:24 2009
What is the best way for removing gaps between songs that run into each other on mp3 files?
Q. I have a few albums with gapless songs that run together with the same beat. However, there are some that have gaps and that I want to remove. I've tried Roxio and Audacity, but these don't work as well. What else is a good way to handle this?
Asked by Justin - Mon May 25 09:45:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. okay, you need a simple converter to trim the song, shorten the beginning or the ending part of the song i have been using iorgsoft mp3 converter for a while. the editing capability will surely sovle your problem, you don't say what computer you use Windows Mac
Answered by Allan S - Mon May 25 10:02:26 2009
Q. I have a few albums with gapless songs that run together with the same beat. However, there are some that have gaps and that I want to remove. I've tried Roxio and Audacity, but these don't work as well. What else is a good way to handle this?
Asked by Justin - Mon May 25 09:45:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. okay, you need a simple converter to trim the song, shorten the beginning or the ending part of the song i have been using iorgsoft mp3 converter for a while. the editing capability will surely sovle your problem, you don't say what computer you use Windows Mac
Answered by Allan S - Mon May 25 10:02:26 2009
How long do braces take to close gaps?
Q. I've had my braces for about a year and a half and my teeth are pretty much straight now, but I have a few gaps. They put chains on for the gaps and these band things to help pull them together. About how long do you think it'll take for the gaps to close?
Asked by :) - Thu Jan 28 11:33:54 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best person to ask would be your orthodontist; he/she is familiar with your age, teeth, and their orthodontic plan. I'm sure some plans are faster than others, but most probably would want to move your teeth in correct position in increments. It may feel like it's taking forever, but there's less trauma to your gums and teeth if they do it a little at a time. Your gums would have time to adjust and keep the new positioning if you orthodontist was careful and not in a big hurry. After you do get your braces off, be sure and wear your retainers like they will tell you to, unless you want your teeth to migrate back to their original position. Good luck, and you're going to love your straight teeth and beautiful smile when you get… [cont.]
Answered by SandD - Thu Jan 28 11:55:55 2010
Q. I've had my braces for about a year and a half and my teeth are pretty much straight now, but I have a few gaps. They put chains on for the gaps and these band things to help pull them together. About how long do you think it'll take for the gaps to close?
Asked by :) - Thu Jan 28 11:33:54 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best person to ask would be your orthodontist; he/she is familiar with your age, teeth, and their orthodontic plan. I'm sure some plans are faster than others, but most probably would want to move your teeth in correct position in increments. It may feel like it's taking forever, but there's less trauma to your gums and teeth if they do it a little at a time. Your gums would have time to adjust and keep the new positioning if you orthodontist was careful and not in a big hurry. After you do get your braces off, be sure and wear your retainers like they will tell you to, unless you want your teeth to migrate back to their original position. Good luck, and you're going to love your straight teeth and beautiful smile when you get… [cont.]
Answered by SandD - Thu Jan 28 11:55:55 2010
What is the best way to explain large gaps in your resume ?
Q. I have some gaps in my work history that really just comes down to bad luck. What is the best way to address this in an interview ?
Asked by BG390 - Sun Sep 10 23:04:47 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whatever you do - be HONEST. Most employers do background checks, so if you lie, you're done. Now, if your gap is due to having done something less-than-stellar, be honest about it, but tell the employer what you learned from the mistake. We all screw up - but it takes a real class act to not only be accountable, but talk about how it changed you. Good luck!!!
Answered by Z Z - Sun Sep 10 23:13:03 2006
Q. I have some gaps in my work history that really just comes down to bad luck. What is the best way to address this in an interview ?
Asked by BG390 - Sun Sep 10 23:04:47 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whatever you do - be HONEST. Most employers do background checks, so if you lie, you're done. Now, if your gap is due to having done something less-than-stellar, be honest about it, but tell the employer what you learned from the mistake. We all screw up - but it takes a real class act to not only be accountable, but talk about how it changed you. Good luck!!!
Answered by Z Z - Sun Sep 10 23:13:03 2006
What are some large age gaps between your children?
Q. My oldest is 10 1/2 and I have a newborn. I have heard some really big gaps like 17 years! And I just read a post by someone who also has a 10 1/2 yo and a baby... So what are some of your gaps?
Asked by toonew2two - Thu Sep 6 01:03:52 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My children are 4 yr apart, however there is 8 years between my sister and I then 4 yrs between the next two to her and each other. Therefore I was 16 when my baby sister was borne A friend of mine is currently 6 months pregers and her children's ages are 15 and 17. I know of another family of 12 children. The last two children had uncles who were 3 and 5 years older.
Answered by CosmicChick - Thu Sep 6 05:17:15 2007
Q. My oldest is 10 1/2 and I have a newborn. I have heard some really big gaps like 17 years! And I just read a post by someone who also has a 10 1/2 yo and a baby... So what are some of your gaps?
Asked by toonew2two - Thu Sep 6 01:03:52 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My children are 4 yr apart, however there is 8 years between my sister and I then 4 yrs between the next two to her and each other. Therefore I was 16 when my baby sister was borne A friend of mine is currently 6 months pregers and her children's ages are 15 and 17. I know of another family of 12 children. The last two children had uncles who were 3 and 5 years older.
Answered by CosmicChick - Thu Sep 6 05:17:15 2007
What is a good way to correct teeth gaps?
Q. Rather, a slight gap. My two front teeth are slightly separating but it's not a uniformly spaced gap. There's a piece of my gums going in between them so it forces them to go out sideways a tad, and they also go outwards to come a bit of an overbite to fit with my bottom rowof teeth. I'm thinking of braces but they take a long time and cosmetic dentistry, both of which are pricy. I read somewhere that a simple retainer can fix teeth gaps but I myself don't think it's as effective.
Asked by rrekissej - Sun Nov 12 21:51:55 2006 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. First all, if you have gum tissue in between the teeth.. braces wont work! The tissue needs to be removed. Now.. some dentist can remove it... and some wont. Depends on the doctor and if he does it. Otherwise he'll send you somewhere to get it done. Usually a 'Periodontist'.. he is a specialist that deals with the 'Gums'. He will remove it, if your doc wont. Now... you can either get... Crowns done to close the gap, or Veneers. And also you can get Composite fillings done (added to your teeth) to close the gap. Also, braces... BUT if your front teeth are the only ones your not liking.. i wouldnt go there. It takes to long, for 2 simple teeth and cost way to much. Either way, the tissue will have to be removed first!! Composites will be… [cont.]
Answered by debs - Mon Nov 13 01:25:53 2006
Q. Rather, a slight gap. My two front teeth are slightly separating but it's not a uniformly spaced gap. There's a piece of my gums going in between them so it forces them to go out sideways a tad, and they also go outwards to come a bit of an overbite to fit with my bottom rowof teeth. I'm thinking of braces but they take a long time and cosmetic dentistry, both of which are pricy. I read somewhere that a simple retainer can fix teeth gaps but I myself don't think it's as effective.
Asked by rrekissej - Sun Nov 12 21:51:55 2006 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. First all, if you have gum tissue in between the teeth.. braces wont work! The tissue needs to be removed. Now.. some dentist can remove it... and some wont. Depends on the doctor and if he does it. Otherwise he'll send you somewhere to get it done. Usually a 'Periodontist'.. he is a specialist that deals with the 'Gums'. He will remove it, if your doc wont. Now... you can either get... Crowns done to close the gap, or Veneers. And also you can get Composite fillings done (added to your teeth) to close the gap. Also, braces... BUT if your front teeth are the only ones your not liking.. i wouldnt go there. It takes to long, for 2 simple teeth and cost way to much. Either way, the tissue will have to be removed first!! Composites will be… [cont.]
Answered by debs - Mon Nov 13 01:25:53 2006
What is the best thing to use to seal small gaps between my laminate flooring and walls?
Q. We have some serious bugs (mostly ants) getting in, and I would like to seal the gaps, but I don't want to use anything that is horrible for my kids, either. They are 1 and 4, and still play on the floor a lot!
Asked by newmommy - Mon May 18 03:26:09 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should take care of your pest problem, as a pest problem, meaning use insect killer or repellent. Sealing the gaps will NOT solve the problem. they WILL find another way in. The gaps between your laminate flooring and walls is necessary for proper installation. They allow for expansion and contraction and allow your floor to move. If the floor is not allowed to move it will buckle. If the gaps are unsightly to you, you should install (or have installed) a molding called shoe molding or quarter round over the gaps to hide them.
Answered by Rob G - Mon May 18 04:32:01 2009
Q. We have some serious bugs (mostly ants) getting in, and I would like to seal the gaps, but I don't want to use anything that is horrible for my kids, either. They are 1 and 4, and still play on the floor a lot!
Asked by newmommy - Mon May 18 03:26:09 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should take care of your pest problem, as a pest problem, meaning use insect killer or repellent. Sealing the gaps will NOT solve the problem. they WILL find another way in. The gaps between your laminate flooring and walls is necessary for proper installation. They allow for expansion and contraction and allow your floor to move. If the floor is not allowed to move it will buckle. If the gaps are unsightly to you, you should install (or have installed) a molding called shoe molding or quarter round over the gaps to hide them.
Answered by Rob G - Mon May 18 04:32:01 2009
How long will it take for my gaps to close?
Q. I got braces because I had an overbite. After about 8 months of having the braces, the Orthodontist decided I should get 2 of my upper teeth extracted. They were not molars, just normal adult teeth. Now I have gaps on both sides of upper teeth from where the teeth used to be. About how long will it take to close those gaps?
Asked by sherbert babbbbbyyyyyyyy - Fri Jul 25 23:27:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I dont know, ask your orthodontist how long he/she thinks it will take to close the gap next time you go.
Answered by Jason B - Sat Jul 26 00:04:05 2008
Q. I got braces because I had an overbite. After about 8 months of having the braces, the Orthodontist decided I should get 2 of my upper teeth extracted. They were not molars, just normal adult teeth. Now I have gaps on both sides of upper teeth from where the teeth used to be. About how long will it take to close those gaps?
Asked by sherbert babbbbbyyyyyyyy - Fri Jul 25 23:27:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I dont know, ask your orthodontist how long he/she thinks it will take to close the gap next time you go.
Answered by Jason B - Sat Jul 26 00:04:05 2008
What can a dentist do to close gaps in your teeth other than braces?
Q. I should be going to the dentist sometime this month, and I'd like to get the gap closed between my two top teeth and two bottom teeth. I'm 20 so I don't really want braces plus my teeth are mostly straight. What can a dentist do to close gaps other than getting braces?
Asked by Mynx - Mon Oct 19 13:37:12 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get Invisalign Its pretty cool. I have it and it like a piece of plastic that goes over your teeth. You change them once and a while and every time you change them they are doing something else to your teeth. Check it out, www.invisalign.com their a little bit expensive but i think they are defiantly worth it. Hope this helps you
Answered by jlr411527 - Mon Oct 19 13:55:12 2009
Q. I should be going to the dentist sometime this month, and I'd like to get the gap closed between my two top teeth and two bottom teeth. I'm 20 so I don't really want braces plus my teeth are mostly straight. What can a dentist do to close gaps other than getting braces?
Asked by Mynx - Mon Oct 19 13:37:12 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get Invisalign Its pretty cool. I have it and it like a piece of plastic that goes over your teeth. You change them once and a while and every time you change them they are doing something else to your teeth. Check it out, www.invisalign.com their a little bit expensive but i think they are defiantly worth it. Hope this helps you
Answered by jlr411527 - Mon Oct 19 13:55:12 2009
How long do the gaps close after a tooth extraction?
Q. Im getting braces in july and im having some teeth out too. Im getting the tooth two spaces right beside my canine teeth and the same on the bottom, the second teeth beside the incisors. How long, if i get the teeth extracted in july and the braces at the same time, will it take for the gaps to close?
Asked by Nat Jones - Mon Jun 22 16:48:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At least 6 months, depending on the amount of gap.
Answered by PenPress - Wed Jun 24 17:52:23 2009
Q. Im getting braces in july and im having some teeth out too. Im getting the tooth two spaces right beside my canine teeth and the same on the bottom, the second teeth beside the incisors. How long, if i get the teeth extracted in july and the braces at the same time, will it take for the gaps to close?
Asked by Nat Jones - Mon Jun 22 16:48:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At least 6 months, depending on the amount of gap.
Answered by PenPress - Wed Jun 24 17:52:23 2009
How long does it take for the gaps in my teeth to close up?
Q. Ive had braces on for 6 months, and last week they put a "power chain" on which is meant to close up the gaps which I had four permanent teeth removed due to crowding (two up top, two on bottom). I have to wear the elastics at night only as I only got the power chain put on the top as my bottom teeth are not ready for it yet. How long does it take for the gaps to close up?
Asked by Citson - Sat Jan 24 00:29:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on how large the space is. You need to remember that the teeth have to move through bone. If you had teeth extracted then the spaces you have are significant and could take a couple of months. The power chains should be changed every 2 weeks, as they lose their elasticity after that and server no purpose then. Hang in there.. :)
Answered by C. W - Sat Jan 24 01:02:38 2009
Q. Ive had braces on for 6 months, and last week they put a "power chain" on which is meant to close up the gaps which I had four permanent teeth removed due to crowding (two up top, two on bottom). I have to wear the elastics at night only as I only got the power chain put on the top as my bottom teeth are not ready for it yet. How long does it take for the gaps to close up?
Asked by Citson - Sat Jan 24 00:29:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on how large the space is. You need to remember that the teeth have to move through bone. If you had teeth extracted then the spaces you have are significant and could take a couple of months. The power chains should be changed every 2 weeks, as they lose their elasticity after that and server no purpose then. Hang in there.. :)
Answered by C. W - Sat Jan 24 01:02:38 2009
If I start wearing my retainer 24/7 will the gaps in my teeth be fixed again?
Q. I wore my retainer off in on when I was supposed to be wearing it at all times for a four month time period. Now there are slight gaps in my teeth again. If I were to wear my retainer 24/7 again, will my teeth return to how they were when they were fixed by two years of braces?
Asked by Chester - Sun Jun 20 23:51:59 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any minor gaps can most likely be tightened up if you start wearing your retainer again, yes. Still, it is a very good idea to go see your orthodontist. You need someone experienced to look into your mouth in order to accurately answer this question for you. Don't worry - orthodontists see this type of thing happening all the time. It would be good for you to go in and see if your retainer needs any adjustment so that it can do the best job possible in getting your gaps tightened up asap. Good Luck! P.S - Here are a few links about retainers and retainer care if you want to learn more:
Answered by Emily - Mon Jun 21 23:54:44 2010
Q. I wore my retainer off in on when I was supposed to be wearing it at all times for a four month time period. Now there are slight gaps in my teeth again. If I were to wear my retainer 24/7 again, will my teeth return to how they were when they were fixed by two years of braces?
Asked by Chester - Sun Jun 20 23:51:59 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any minor gaps can most likely be tightened up if you start wearing your retainer again, yes. Still, it is a very good idea to go see your orthodontist. You need someone experienced to look into your mouth in order to accurately answer this question for you. Don't worry - orthodontists see this type of thing happening all the time. It would be good for you to go in and see if your retainer needs any adjustment so that it can do the best job possible in getting your gaps tightened up asap. Good Luck! P.S - Here are a few links about retainers and retainer care if you want to learn more:
Answered by Emily - Mon Jun 21 23:54:44 2010
How should I fill in crown moulding gaps?
Q. I just put crown moulding in my kitchen and it looks pretty bootleg, but I figured I could even out the rough parts and fill in the gaps. what material is appropriate to fill in the gaps in the crown moulding?
Asked by cashmaker81 - Sun Jun 3 13:06:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Crown molding caulk, caulking gun and damp sponge. Insert tip of tube into void space and apply caulk. When it come out of crevice, wipe off excess with finger to smooth out. Wipe off the rest with a damp sponge to clean up area. Keep sponge clean and make sure no reside is left behind. If you do not like the results, consider covering the gaps in the corners with decorative corner covers that look to connect the ends together. Be creative!
Answered by donna D - Sun Jun 3 13:16:38 2007
Q. I just put crown moulding in my kitchen and it looks pretty bootleg, but I figured I could even out the rough parts and fill in the gaps. what material is appropriate to fill in the gaps in the crown moulding?
Asked by cashmaker81 - Sun Jun 3 13:06:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Crown molding caulk, caulking gun and damp sponge. Insert tip of tube into void space and apply caulk. When it come out of crevice, wipe off excess with finger to smooth out. Wipe off the rest with a damp sponge to clean up area. Keep sponge clean and make sure no reside is left behind. If you do not like the results, consider covering the gaps in the corners with decorative corner covers that look to connect the ends together. Be creative!
Answered by donna D - Sun Jun 3 13:16:38 2007
How do you remove rotting wood from windows and fill gaps?
Q. I want to remove the rotting sections of wood in my wooden window frames. What is best way of doing this? What filler should i use to fill in the gaps once rot is removed.
Asked by poulterin - Sat Jun 21 08:07:07 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, you should check that the rot doesnt go all the way through - push a screwdriver or something similar into it. if its deep, you may need to replace your window frame, or at least that section of it. if its not too deep, use any scraping tool to remove as much of the rotten wood as possible - best on a dry day! paint the exposed wood with a wood hardener to solidify any weak bits and protect it. for large areas, it might be best to use a two-part filler, one that you mix the two parts together to activate it. it will be thicker and more solid than the ones that come out of a tube. if its a deep fill you may need to do it in several layers, allowing each layer to dry. ask at your diy store. if the frame is completely rotten, you may… [cont.]
Answered by deepgreenart - Sat Jun 21 08:17:46 2008
Q. I want to remove the rotting sections of wood in my wooden window frames. What is best way of doing this? What filler should i use to fill in the gaps once rot is removed.
Asked by poulterin - Sat Jun 21 08:07:07 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, you should check that the rot doesnt go all the way through - push a screwdriver or something similar into it. if its deep, you may need to replace your window frame, or at least that section of it. if its not too deep, use any scraping tool to remove as much of the rotten wood as possible - best on a dry day! paint the exposed wood with a wood hardener to solidify any weak bits and protect it. for large areas, it might be best to use a two-part filler, one that you mix the two parts together to activate it. it will be thicker and more solid than the ones that come out of a tube. if its a deep fill you may need to do it in several layers, allowing each layer to dry. ask at your diy store. if the frame is completely rotten, you may… [cont.]
Answered by deepgreenart - Sat Jun 21 08:17:46 2008
How long does it take for braces to close very small gaps in teeth?
Q. I just got my braces 3 days ago. I have really small gaps but other than that, there s nothing else wrong with my teeth they re perfectly straight. Just want to know approximately how long i ll have them for.
Asked by raquel2431 - Mon Nov 9 15:52:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 3/4 months at least, because it has to be done gradually with gentle force. Too much force and too rapid a movement causes too much bone loss and mobility of teeth.
Answered by PenPress - Tue Nov 10 20:02:21 2009
Q. I just got my braces 3 days ago. I have really small gaps but other than that, there s nothing else wrong with my teeth they re perfectly straight. Just want to know approximately how long i ll have them for.
Asked by raquel2431 - Mon Nov 9 15:52:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 3/4 months at least, because it has to be done gradually with gentle force. Too much force and too rapid a movement causes too much bone loss and mobility of teeth.
Answered by PenPress - Tue Nov 10 20:02:21 2009
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in Watchdog Journalism Reflected in News From a Trial New York Times But there are many domestic instances in which a police force or local government has turned on people in inappropriate ways and, given the growing gaps in ...
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WOOSTER, Ohio - The College of Wooster will present "Bridging the . Gaps. : Diversity and Global Engagement in Liberal Arts Education," a two-day conference to celebrate its new Center for Diversity and Global Engagement, next weekend ...
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