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Northeastern Restoration

Northeastern Restoration is your trusted partner for 24/7 emergency water, fire, and mold damage restoration in Athens, GA, Gwinnett County, & Jackson County. Our IICRC certification ensures that our team is highly trained and qualified to handle any restoration project with professionalism and expertise. With a swift response time, we can be on-site at your property within 45 minutes, providing peace of mind and prompt service when you need it most.

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217 Monte Lane, Jefferson, GA 30549 (678) 654-1328 http://www.northeasternrestoration.com/

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I want to repaint a bathroom with semi-gloss over flat paint, but I also want to reseal the corners with a sealant. Seal first or repaint first? What sealant?

Cathy Wittenberger of Starlight Homes ^PRO answered:

Feb 2, 2022

Seal first, repaint second, sealant is like caulking used to cover openings.

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We have Thermofoil kitchen cabinets that were white but have yellowed over the last 15 years. Can you paint Thermofoil?

Jessica Webber of Webber Coleman Woodworks ^PRO answered:

Oct 2, 2015

Some of our local painters have had success painting over thermafoil. Make sure you rough up the fronts a bit with a fine grit sandpaper which will help the paint adhere. Talk to your local paint stor ... read more

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