Are they still holding up 3-4 years later, or have you replaced them at this point? I only ask because I have an expensive Moen chrome faucet, and so is my towel ring and toilet paper holder. I really want to spray paint them gold, but most of the faucets in my house cost a bit of money and I would hate to ruin them. However, I have a bit of the same situation where it would be going into a powder room with minimal use like yours, maybe only 3-5 times a day. Whereas we use all our other three bathrooms more often, I would never consider spraying the faucets in those bathrooms, or a faucet in a shower, for example, because I can't imagine that would hold up for more than a few months with all the use, water, and humidity. I'm just worried that since I live in Canada and it's already cold outside the spray paint won't cure correctly and I wonder how toxic that car primer really is since I know a lot of car primers and paints contain heavy-duty carcinogens (cancer-causing ingredients) in them and not sure I would want that chipping off in my water especially in any water that I might be putting into my mouth or washing my body with, like in a shower or a sink where anyone brushes their teeth.

Uh, cleaning? Won't hard water ruin the paint?

I want to replace my front porch canister light with a hanging lantern and this video illustrates the steps perfectly. Thank you!

So what kept the bottom of the boards in place???

👍 nice 👍

Vehicles are too close to leave uncovered

how's this DIY holding up after 3 years?

Where can I buy this setup from

Great job and thanks for keeping it simple for guys like me (Duh I Y)🥹

How long did it last?

love the sense of humour!! great taste

Amazing 🔥 I love this. Nice easy to follow video. New subscriber here lol

WoW! what an amazing job you both did. Thanks for sharing. Be safe.

Have the bottoms of each shiplap popped up or come away from the wall without the bottom of them being nailed?

Every piece of shiplap is cupped all the way down the wall. The price you pay for not face nailing it.

Pretty stupid to not wear safety glasses when you’re using power tools.

If you looking for a reliable waterfall faucet. CEINOL will be a good choice.

If you looking for a reliable waterfall faucet. CEINOL will be a good choice.

😂 brads

Where did you use the caulk?

What color paint did you use?

How are they now as of March 2024?

I absolutely love shiplap as an accent. This is just a perfect use IMHO. The nailless look is the way to go. It came out great! Thanks for sharing.

I f'd mine up wish I had watched this first!I put tile paste and it didn't stick.Back to the store...

Awesome job

Hi so I wouldn’t need to cut anything at 45 degrees angle? Which I don’t have a saw.

Thanks for sharing this! Quick question: I completely botched the black finish while handling the handles while not fully dry. Would I need to re-sand down to the metal or would you recommend a lighter-grit sandpaper to smooth out the finish and start from the primer phase?

Thanks for sharing. Did you have some overhang at the bottom or it was flush with the mirror? I've a client needing this done and I'm trying to figure the easiest way.

I have done this but after 20 minutes the light goes out. Anyone know why?

Whats the component between the fireplace and the tv? any issues with heat and that component and with the tv?

How long before the shiplap started curling out on the bottom? There’s no way you can nail this way and keep it in place at the bottom. Unless you used glue.

People need to lose the soundbar and /or the mantle when they design electric fireplace+TV combo. Such a item pushed the TV too high unnecessarily.

What size screw is the fixture mount hole? Cannot find the right size

It still looks good. I’m going to do this during winter break. Thanks for sharing.

yeah, with out coalking looks not as nice.. just did one for a client and I was about to do it without a coalking .. glad I didnt

Did you apply clear enamel after you spray painted it?

This works but certainly not a great looking result. I would rabbet the inside edge of the frame so that the outside edge of the wood sits against the wall. Having the exposed mirror edge makes this look like what it is . . . four pieces of wood glued onto a mirror. I bet you can even see the reflection of the glue from the front.

Very good details. Especially the part about the silver thing at the bottom of the mirror. Yours looks beautiful!

Fantastic job you did there….. it looks absolutely amazing when it’s finished 🙌

JUST a tip...for the jigsaw cut...make two hole diagonally opposite ends..top right and bottom left( incase your wondering lol) then run the jig from one hole making a L or a 7 , you would need to insetrt the jig twice in each hole, whichever you prefer, no need to make the Milkeway galaxy bhahahha...BTW...good job guys also subbed

wow how many hours did it take for him to attach those 4 peices of wood????

tons of videos covering this. how about how to convert flush mount to hanging light.

Do you think using PVC will have the same good look as yours? Please advise. Thanks.

How did you fix the mirror to the wall? Did you use the same product?

I have clips, dont know what to do 😢

Really appreciate the update and you’ve done a wonderful job

Size is right on and have had no issues in using it for 6 months. Good heat output. Adds warmth to most of the basement. Remote is temperamental but works

Great!

I can’t automotive primer anywhere (offline or online) can you suggest what else can i use as a base coat? Fyi: i am trying to paint chrome/nickel metal bars of my motorcycle

Nice!!