This is a great idea. I am going to try this on my painted chair backs before I try to sand them flush where they have been chipped. Thanks for the idea.😊

Big storm heading into Cape Town overnight, level 8. There's a leak in garage roof over electrical box. Cant get onto roof..ladder too short. Used spray to coat roof on inside...will edit post if it works or not tomorrow.

Good

Should you turn gas off?

I thought the black flex seal was pretty lazy on its own until the white flex seal helped it 😂😂😂

In Canada they are a life saver, I think if you have average to decent windows it's much less results so to speak. My rental has extremely drafty windows and the plastic did great. Also added insulated blinds ( great for hot summer ) as well thermal curtains ( also great for summer. ) I have no drafts and the heat bill as well gas consumption was very noticeable. These three things are fairly cheap to upgrade ish. Well worth it for long term rental

If you hadn't pushed down on it first up, it probably would have been ok., but the whole plug kind of area needed a plastic weld first! Cheers. Good video though. Kids were having fun.

For those big ass ugly bolts on the skirt, I would make some decorative pieces over them.

I am not a venting expert, just a plumber with some venting experience. When I bought my 20-year old house, the range hood was not connected to any venting whatsoever, a code violation in BC. The top of the cupboards was lined with uncleanable grease which I paved over with plywood. I ended up venting it with ABS pipe directly through the roof. I terminated it with a hardware store low-profile aluminum vent that covers it to keep the rain and snow meltwater out of the kitchen. The key here, for the uninitiated, is to get advice on how to integrate and overlay your current roofing material with the vent cover. Caulking alone will not suffice, but you will need tar-style caulking additionally. Ask a roofer friend to demo the method for you. Otherwise, its a doable DIY project. A last thought is safety. I had a friend both hold the ladder and be ready with a cellphone should I fall off ! A fall might incapacitate your ability to phone for help.

these doors suck, always break.

What color tile is this

Does the film have to be replaced annually??

My problem is a wet hole on bedrock at 48 inches(below frost line here) I'm going to drill the granite for rebar...and possibly dry fill the concrete for about 6 inches to displace the water before the wet mix... yippee

Dude Daniel! I bought a container of the stuff for 34 bucks on clearance and I was looking on here what I can do with it and I found you how wild😂

I see just few things right off the bat that would help you a little bit if you ever find yourself doing this again. Just from my experience if you were to scrape back or sand about 6 to 10 inches of the existing texture around or in this case on both sides of the repair it gives you more area to then try and feather your new texture into the old. Another thing is I wouldn’t advise using the mud right out of the bucket the way it comes. It is in fact pre mixed mud but you need to always get a paddle mud mixer attachment for a good drill and mix that mud up real good yourself. What that does is if you notice you can sometimes see a bit of water just sitting on top of the mud when you first open it so when you mix it yourself with the drill essentially it gives you the right consistency your looking for. If it’s still too thick you can always add a LITTLE bit of water at a time until you get it how you want it. Less is more bc you can always add water but if you thin it too much you will then have to add more mud to make up the difference. It’s a battle sometimes but the more you do it you will figure it out and probably find your own ways you like to prepare the mud for the stomp texture. Good luck and I hope this may help some of you guys and gals out there that are just now trying to learn this technique!

Great video, I struggled for about 30min before checking for some insight in KZbin, and after seeing this video it took me only about 5min 😅

You do know if you would have bought the balance kit for $2 you would not have to go out and pay for gas and $10 for superglue

Would an 8 ton jack work?

Just to let you guys know, "mansplaining" is the act of a man explaining something.

Maybe they think it’s a flame.

That thing is crooked😂😊

The video is reeeeeally old but with a close up some of us could help you with translation 😊

I just turned my yellow light off because a million bugs were swarming it. Yellow lights don’t work.

Valspar isn’t supposed to be mixed with water. It’s a brush on

Wrong noozle use a turbo tip.

Awesome

Thank you! This is exactly what I've been looking for and literally the only video that comes close to explaining it, also done simply and effectively.

Dude got on white shoes? Was he just walking by and asked to help?😂😂😂😂😂

One job where you need a dust extractor attachment to a vacuum!

Too much water on your concrete! And I’m supposed to educate myself from this content!?!?

Holy Cow ... 😮

I dont like the way there is a 1'' caulk joint on the sides of the window but hey I didn't invent this product. I have to replace 7 more windows and doors on my 1976 Mobile home and Im not looking forward to it because of the aluminum siding.

I had a gutter that leaked even with calking. One can of this and no more leaks. In my case, it worked as advertised.

Bullshit, the only word that comes to mind

How come we dont have this expansion tank at home🤔

Great video sir but I wonder if installing the tank horizontally requires to support it or not. Thank you

If you had 2 Mexicans they could of done it in 1 day

If you had 2 Mexicans they could of done it in 1 day

I first fill some soil tamp down to avoid the heavy cement moving down, tamping it for me throughout time. It also allows not creating a cement bowl, trapping water. I use a 50lb bag of cement mix for post. I try to leave about 7 ish inches on top for soil, but before backfilling I treat it with oil. These fence are fun and easy to work with.

U could have easily used the other hole it was right there 😂

I have replacement windows in my home and there's little room for a sill or even building out with moulding. The thickness from the window edge into the room is the width of the drywall - 1/2". With this limited dimension, any suggestions for building out and installing a sill, etc. using 1x4? Thanks.

Easy on this guy, he already saw all of your comments about the flex duct. He is trying and he will learn from his mistakes just like the rest of us. Or don't tell you have not done stupid mistakes like he did on this video? Ha ha...

I just dug me a new hole a few inches down. Put the extra dirt in the old hole. Nobody knows any different?

Thank you from the other side of the planet. I was able to get a good look at the workings before I 'go in'. Hearing the little man watching on in the background, reminds me of my grandson, who for an under three year old, has the most analytical, hands on approach that I have seen in a child. Hopefully I will live to 90 to see what becomes of him, 😀 Our young ones can learn much just from being around the workers. Great clip.

You didn’t show the back bracket which is usually the one that falls

Is the vent hose only used if it's venting outside? Is it necessary otherwise?

The encounter was a victory, but I think that we've shown it as an example of what not to do

What size windows did you replace? Do you like that size for a basement?

Yellow lights have been lauded for this purpose for years if not decades. Problem is it just attracts FEWER bugs especially if there are any white/blue/ultraviolet lights within sight like at a neighbors house. But it does NOT repel or even attract zero bugs. So it’s an improvement but not a cure

Welcome to hackerville.......this install won't last a year........in a wet climate.......