If you’ve ever wondered how long you need to wait before painting after repairing a wall, DAP DryDex Spackling Compound is for you. The spackling goes on pink but turns white to indicate that it’s dry and ready to sand and paint.

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1. Pat Hammons Says:
   January 6th, 2009 at 7:21 pm

   I sent an e-mail to you last night I believe because I still cannot access any of the videos when you click on them you get the typed words but no video starts, so what am I suppose to do. I have checked all my stuff and I should be able to do videos but still cannot see yours. What am I suppose to hit or do to just click on the “watch video” and see it. I am getting frustrated already because I want to learn from them to do my own projects and don’t know what else to do. Please e-mail me back at the following: Hammons876@insightbb.com

   Also this shows airs here on Sunday mornings around 3-3:30 a.m. not at a regular time like it should be. Can they look into getting that changed also for me here in Louisville, KY??

   Thanks, Mrs. Patricia Hammons in Louisville,KY, 40258.

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   Ben Erickson Says:
   January 7th, 2009 at 9:02 am

   Hi Pat,
   The videos will not start playing until you click on the screen or the play button beneath the screen. Our videos are in Adobe Flash format, so you may need to download the free software to play them at http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ if it is not already on your computer. While we would love to have better time slots for airing the show, that is beyond our control. Feel free to e-mail, call, or write your local station and request a better time period.

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