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SƠN & Chống Thấm :

3-4 tuần k bao giờ đủ độ khô ..còn tuỳ thời tiết ..

2024-07-14 16:10:09

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Lê Trọng :

làm như vậy chủ nhà nó áp dụng vào chắc phải một năm mới dao được một căn

2024-07-14 12:10:45

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người đến sau :

chính xác a kỹ thuật a có nếu ai cũng được có kỹ thuật như a vậy thì nghề của e đâu ai coi thương nè a

2024-07-25 14:01:56

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Trọng Nguyễn :

Máy check độ ẩm này a dùng loại nào thế

2024-07-13 02:26:06

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Thân Trạng Land :

Xây phải chống nứt nghen

2024-08-01 13:20:08

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Châu LC WINDOW :

Làm vậy thì quá xịn luôn a ơi

2024-07-18 07:16:45

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Sumo nè :

đợi tường khô sơn nước đói lun😂

2024-07-18 12:34:07

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viettelcmu :

A ơi! Giờ Miền Tây đang là mùa mưa, nên thời điểm nào thì bả matic và sơn được a?

2024-07-13 05:41:05

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Ah Rom :

máy nhỏ gọn tiện quá a

2024-07-12 18:03:37

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chuotu :

còn ốp gạch thì bao lâu mới ốp gạch lên tường vậy anh?

2024-07-13 22:59:17

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bam_bolina :

Đúng

2024-07-25 18:55:44

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Hiền đô@ :

Bột nào trát dc anh

2024-08-20 07:10:21

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Anh Duong :

Bạn mua ở đâu may đo độ ẩm đấy chỉ mình với

2024-09-08 00:11:19

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vannguyen_2710 :

Sơn thì nên lót và phủ mấy lớp ok vậy mn

2024-08-23 15:54:17

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Lộc Zudos :

bạn bán nhà hả 😳😳😳😳

2024-08-06 15:08:08

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bánh mì bơ đường :

trong thời gian đợi tường khô thì thợ sẽ làm gì vậy a

2024-10-02 16:22:08

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☯️Tuấn Phạm☯️ :

máy đó chắc 20tr quá

2024-09-15 05:10:32

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Danh Minh Tien :

làm bân giờ toàn là bữa nay tô ngày mai họ chét luôn tồi chứ đợi gì

2024-08-03 10:08:47

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Hai Nguyen :

lý thuyết thôi chứ thực hành mới biết nha pen

2024-08-03 16:29:46

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Su Su :

làm theo kinh nghiệm

2024-08-12 14:17:41

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Nguyễn Bình :

cứ có liên quan XM là sau 28 ngày

2024-08-03 14:05:08

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Văn Nguyễn Phát :

nói lý thuyết thực hành thử tôi coi

2024-08-13 08:19:36

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Nguyễn Quỳnh :

Nhà e tô xong hồi tháng 10, đến giờ gần 2 tháng rồi mà vào mùa mưa nên mưa suốt, này nên trít bã k a

2024-11-26 13:38:04

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