Methods for completing and stimulating a well bore

A method comprising:

• (a) providing a liner disposed within a well bore that penetrates a subterranean formation, such that the well bore comprises an annular space between the exterior surface of the liner and the well bore wall;
• (b) providing a jetting tool disposed within the liner;
• (c) introducing a stimulation fluid to a treatment interval of the well bore via the jetting tool, such that the stimulation fluid is introduced with sufficient pressure to create or enhance a plurality of perforations in the liner in the treatment interval;
• (d) introducing a proppant slurry comprising a plurality of resin-coated particulates to the treatment interval of the well bore;
• (e) allowing the resin-coated particulates to fill at least a portion of the liner in the treatment interval and at least a portion of the annular space in the treatment interval;
• (f) allowing the resin-coated proppant particulates in the interior of the liner to at least partially consolidate into a proppant pack;
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• (g) using a drill bit to drill through the resin-coated proppant particulates in the interior of the liner.

A method comprising:

• (a) providing a liner that comprises sliding sleeves and that is disposed within a well bore that penetrates a subterranean formation, such that the well bore comprises an annular space between the exterior surface of the liner and the well bore wall;
• (b) shifting a sliding sleeve in a treatment interval of the well bore into an open position so that the interior of the liner is in fluid communication with the annular space through a first set of ports in the liner;
• (c) introducing a proppant slurry comprising a plurality of resin-coated particulates to the treatment interval of the well bore;
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• (d) allowing the resin-coated particulates to fill at least a portion of the liner in the treatment interval and at least a portion of the annular space in the treatment interval;
• further comprising, after allowing the resin-coated particulates to fill at least a portion of the liner in the treatment interval and at least a portion of the annular space in the treatment interval, shifting the sliding sleeve in the treatment interval to a closed position and removing at least a portion of the resin-coated particulates in the liner via a conduit disposed in the liner.