Guest guest Posted June 3, 2002 Report Share Posted June 3, 2002 It looks like I may have to be watching over the shoulder of my mold remediation job, and that is daunting seeing how i know nothing about construction, etc. Question: I know that it is wrong to paint over a piece of wood that has mold on it, with KILZ. The wood must be replaced. If there is a piece of wood in the area that one can't see mold on, should I get upset if they want to put KILZ on that? Are " eye-balling " judgments on whether a stud or whatever has mold on it and needs replacing the accepted way to do these things? Does " vacuum, sand, and vacuum of exposed framework " sound right? Yes, can you tell that I have no confidence in getting someone who will actually do the job right? Are there web sites that deal with this kind of thing? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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