Yes sir I have used it. Great stuff

Hi Bill. It’s been awhile but I think I used the home right sprayer on that range hood It was recommended by The Handyman and it worked great for awhile but then it didn’t I’m gonna say it was because of my half hearted cleaning attempt. I may buy another one if that says anything. I used latex and that sprayer requires thinning which is kind of a hassle I’m thinking it was pro classic but I also use Sherwins water base alkyd a lot for furniture and cabinets

That is a tough one Mike. My first instinct is to do just that to give yourself some room to work. Cut the sheet to the size of the bay and maybe attach a 1x2 to the front and sides pf the sheet to form an "lid"upside down lid. You can use the 1x2 to screw into the front and sides of the bay and maybe prop up the back with some scraps and use a right angle drill attachment to hit the middle supports. I would route an angle at the top of the 1x to shed water and use a quality caulk to seal the joint. Then just fill the screw holes and paint. The 1x just becomes another piece of trim.

So, i have the same problem and will have to dig down about six inches just to get there. So, screws or nail. Did you use a jack to place it ? Thanks

@@rawalz1 heck yea, that sounds like a genius plan! I appreciate the idea!

Hi Oscar. Thanks for watching and thank a for your question. I did not make an install video for the range hood. It was attached to to a tile wall with a French cleat

and also, how many 2x4s did you buy for the project?

Hello Height is 31”. Probably 5 2x4s

@@rawalz1 thank you for the response!

@@rawalz1 also another question, how did you connect the legs to the bottom of the desk?

@@salsaproductions6286 since the leg assembly is a rectangle I drilled through the horizontal portion of the leg into the inner wood surround of the door with long screws Thanks for the question

Hi Brittany. I have used an electric stapler before and I don’t think it would have enough force to keep the panel in place

Thanks. I tapped into the wood that surrounds the interior of the hollow core door. Also there is 2x4 that runs between the legs on the back of the desk that helps with support and also allows screws to be run in from underneath that catch the wood surround

Thanks! I appreciate the feedback

Yes sir. Access panel is just snug enough to rest inside the frame without any fasteners

RWA Handyman Solutions thanks very much! I’m copying your cover but have one more question if you don’t mind? Where and how are the runners supported that the hood attaches to?

Hello It has been awhile but i think it was less than $100

Thanks Dan Unfortunately I did not have my camera onsite for install.

Lori Rogers Thanks for your comments! I have done this project in several different colors and in different patterns. It is super easy and cheap to do. I think for this project I used two and half sheets and the sheets only cost about $13! I hope your project goes well. Thanks again