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  <title>A Substrate Soliloquy </title>
  <description>I imagine you've heard an episode or two of this show, so you may know that we always emphasize surface preparation and testing as keys for a successful project, no matter the task. &amp;amp;nbsp;The surface that a sealer, coating, floor covering, etc, is going on, is called a &amp;quot;substrate&amp;quot; and we will always insist that the substrate is in the proper condition before covering it up. &amp;amp;nbsp;So what exact IS a substrate made of and how should you prepare it? &amp;amp;nbsp;Thats what we tackle today. &amp;amp;nbsp;Its not a sexy show, but its uber important for you and your construction team to be able to speak the same language. &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Substrates we discuss: Earth Concrete (basement) Concrete (slab on grade) Concrete (elevated deck) Concrete (decorative surface) Concrete (Vertical) Drywall&amp;amp;nbsp; Wood (framing) Wood (subfloors) Wood (sheathing) Wood (cabinetry &amp;amp;amp; millwork) Wood (flooring) Wood (exterior decking/fencing) Wood (exterior siding) Wood (misc) Metal (interior) Metal (exterior) Vinyl Flooring Carpeting Existing Painted Surfaces (interior) Existing Painted Surfaces (exterior) Fabric </description>
  <author_name>Non Toxic Environments Home Health &amp;amp; Wellness</author_name>
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