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PioneerStandard t1_j1upggo wrote

12 gauge wire is not required. 14/2 & 14/3 would be more appropriate and cost effective and easier to put on the devices. It is typically easier to go outlet to outlet then hit your light switches then lights and fans.

Check your local code for smoke/co2 detectors, arcfault circuit breakers and make sure to have neutrals in the switch locations.

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PioneerStandard t1_iyb46kw wrote

Circa 1850 is an excellent product but on the toughest doors that clients demand restoration, I take them to a dipping facility.

The doors go into a tank and the technicians pull them up every day or so to see the progress. A local Google search in your area may provide results. If not, call some contractors in your area that do restoration work. Any seasoned professional will have a dip strip contact in their Rolodex.

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