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Open Question: are all shower glass enclosures tempered? and more...

Open Question: are all shower glass enclosures tempered?

I am thinking of making my own shower enclosure to custom fit and have found a few money saving options..... but should my solution absolutely be tempered? or is half inch glass itself safe enough? i mean are all the manufactured ones tempered?

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Open Question: red carpet in los angeles?... 10 points here!!!!?

okay so, i want to see the red carpet schedule (date). because, i always see the famous people in red carpet! but i dont want to miss it, i need the red carpet schedule who coming to red carpet! i need the schedule of red carpet 10 points!!! thanks!!!

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Open Question: Don't like the results of the ceilings I paint....?

I work for a painter, not a big company, just one guy. We use Benjamin Moore paint and good rollers, so I know its not that. Now, I always feel like I can see roller marks when I paint ceilings when the light hits it a certain way. The walls always come out great, no roller marks or anything. The only difference between what I do on the walls and the ceilings, is that the walls get two coats and the ceilings get one. Is this the problem or should I be using a different technique? The last customer complained and we painted the ceiling over again, but I could still see roller marks. What could I be doing wrong and what is the best way to paint a ceiling? Thanks

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