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DIY & Home Improvement

Horse with no Name

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4. Thanks for this!

Reply to jeff47 (Reply #2)

Tue Apr 9, 2013, 04:00 PM

Apr 2013

I am still removing the ceiling tile--I honestly had expected a grid and was just going to replace the damaged tile. This was more than I had anticipated...but very helpful!

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I bought a fabulous house. Need ceiling advice. [View all] Horse with no Name Apr 2013 OP

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First, figure out what damaged the tiles because it probably damaged the ceiling. jeff47 Apr 2013 #2

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