Thanks. If my video is unclear about using the product, feel free to shoot me a question. I’ll be happy to try and answer them.

That is correct. Despite laying Ditra down as an underlayment and using a 1/2" notched trowel we were left with voids. I drilled a 1/8' hole in the grout lines and used a caulk gun to squeeze the Fix A Floor product into the voids. This product has worked well for this issue. Here is a link to a full video using the product. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ombMqp-afpWSptU

In our home remodel we laid 800 sq. ft. of tile using a 1/2" notched trowel and a spinner spacer system over Ditra. Despite all those efforts, we were left with some hollow sounds under some tiles indicating that there was a gap between the tile and the thinset that was troweled. I drilled a 1/8' hole in the grout lines and used a caulk gun to squeeze the Fix A Floor product into the voids. This product has worked well for this issue. Here is a link to a full video using the product. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ombMqp-afpWSptU

I know what you mean. I hate painting a solid core door but it pile have been the only stained one in the house.

Thanks. So far we are 37.5 hours into the project. And you are supposed to notice the baby! Not my old iPhone.

Good guess. I suppose you win bragging rights!

Dear God I hope not.

Thanks. Good guess.

😊 thank you

Thanks so much!

Thanks. Hope this helps. If you need any further clarification please don’t hesitate to reach out.

@@richnoplanbee what size drill bit did you use? Thanks

@@kauaireed9006 I used a 1/8' drill bit which was the same size recommended to drill into the tube. That was also the same size of my grout lines. I cut the very end of the tip of Fix A Floor to make the smallest hole possible. This allowed for the tip to fit into the hole I drilled. Hope this helps!

@@richnoplanbee thanks

@@richnoplanbee just got done using fix a floor, that stuff is so runny. Almost like water, thanks for the video.

Thanks for the kind words. We appreciate the encouragement. Bummer to hear about those spacers popping up the grout.

We did back butter ever tile using a 1/4” notched trowel. We eventually switched to a 1/2” notched trowel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2SYhqKqd5iphpI

​@@richnoplanbeeI got you, yeah the half inch notched trowel would fill in a lot better. Every time I do something with tiles there's always something I wish I would have done after it's all done LOL.

Thanks Jenny!

Thanks for the encouragement.

Thanks!

Thanks! Good luck with your project. Be sure to post a pic when you’re done.

Thanks for those suggestions. I may have to give one of those a try next time. Have you used either one of those?

@@richnoplanbee Yes, Timber Mate.

I found this method by watching this guy - www.youtube.com/@diypainting. He also had a video on the Wagner Flexio 5000 which I was skeptical about, but still went ahead and made the purchase. I would recommend it since it put a nice finish on the cabinets. That's a video I'll put out in a couple of weeks since I just finished putting all the doors and drawer faces on yesterday.

I'll have to try plaster of Paris on my next project. Didn't think of that. I just used what I had on had from texturing our walls. I'll also consider a scraper since I feel like I used too much on some doors and it took more in sanding time.

Perhaps, but not was I was going for. Thanks for the comment!

Sorry to hear that. Shelly says she is praying for you and that the Lord heals you. Maybe someday you can both do the chicken dance!

@@richnoplanbee that would be great! I appreciate the prayers and I pray for you both. 🙏🏻😊

I'll be right over!

So bad...

Sorry to hear that. We haven’t had many issues with ours. My in laws have a 1997 4Runner with close to 450k on it. They are the original owners. I’ll be putting out another video in the next few weeks showing the valve guide seals being replaced. Stay tuned for that one!

That would have been cool, but some how I think I would have been flagged for that! Thanks for always commenting!

We're hoping to sell the house before then, but I was curious too. I compared our daily kWh usage for the same average daily temperatures from September of last year to today. It turns out, on average we're using 11.04 kWh less per day. I know, that's a lot of averaging!

So bad...I do plan on repurposing those mirrors for some medicine cabinets in the new place.