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  "name": "How do texture repairs differ in older or historic Jerome homes?",
  "description": "Older homes often have plaster or settling movement beneath the surface. Repairs require stabilizing the backing and using specialized setting compounds before",
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      "name": "How do texture repairs differ in older or historic Jerome homes?",
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        "text": "Historic homes in hillside communities like Jerome often feature underlying plaster, wood lath, or heavy settling cracks rather than standard modern drywall. Patching orange-peel texture over plaster requires stabilizing the backing, anchoring loose substrate, and using flexible setting-type compounds. Standard drywall mud alone may crack along old movement lines, so repairs in older regional structures often demand deeper structural prep before texture blending begins.",
        "description": "Older homes often have plaster or settling movement beneath the surface. Repairs require stabilizing the backing and using specialized setting compounds before spraying texture."
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