The Complete Guide to Floors and Paint
Safety, license classes, lead-safe work, moisture, take-offs, subfloor prep, installing, sanding and finishing floors, painting, quality checks and local rules.
Open the guideOne guide of sections, math scenes and a 3D tool shelf, tied to a four-stage path.
Safety, license classes, lead-safe work, moisture, take-offs, subfloor prep, installing, sanding and finishing floors, painting, quality checks and local rules.
Open the guideMove the sliders for flooring orders, moisture gaps, paint gallons, spread rate and lead exposure. Every rule shows its numbers.
Open the mathLook at each tool, read the steps, mistakes and safety notes. Tools added from general trade knowledge carry an unverified chip.
Open the toolsEach stage names what to read, what to calculate and what to prove. Tick items as you finish them. Ticks stay in this browser only.
Search for the thing you are stuck on. Chips show where a rule is contested or needs a verify.
Sections 1 and 2 first. Then follow your stage.
The number is how many tools are on that shelf.
Montecito is unincorporated County land: County permits, Montecito Fire and the Montecito Board of Architectural Review apply, not the City of Santa Barbara. The guide lists what was confirmed (defensible space, home hardening, coating VOC limits, state and federal lead rules) and what is still unconfirmed (permit triggers, MBAR review of a repaint, noise hours, County code dates). Ask before you bid.
The flooring or paint maker’s instructions and the can label govern over anything here.
Read guide section 1 before you use a tool. On a pre-1978 home, lead-safe rules apply to every job that disturbs paint.
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