Help on brand new shower drain
You may want to remove the drain collar again, and put 3/8" thick roll of plumbers putty all the way around the bottom of the collar. Then press f...
You may want to remove the drain collar again, and put 3/8" thick roll of plumbers putty all the way around the bottom of the collar. Then press f...
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ViewsHi,The term "Double-Poured" means that the owners had problems with the foundation previously (maybe settling problems)and may have re-layed concre...
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ViewsYou sure can. You'll have to seal it first with primer, and paint it with any enamel or latex paint. Just remember to put varnish down after it d...
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ViewsShort of getting a new neighbor or a fence, you will need to get rid of that dog's scent by watering your lawn and 'washing away' any urine that ma...
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ViewsLook for appliance spray paint in your hardware stores. I painted an old 'advocado' green stove white and it looked great!
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ViewsDo you really need to replace the whole countertop? An alternative, cheaper and just as nice, is laminate covering. You should be able to find it...
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ViewsI would try steam (maybe from an iron) to loosen the adhesive, then scraping with a plastic trowel. It works great for wall coverings.
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ViewsAn easy way to see if your wall has supporting beams, is to go into the attic/crawl space and look at the area above your wall. If you see a beam,...
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ViewsYou say that the walls are hard to penetrate with tacks/pin nails, so are the walls concrete? If so, there are small concrete hanging nails (looks...
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ViewsI know what you mean, and I definitely painted my old "70's" looking walls. I started with a primer, to prep the panel to take paint and to ensure...
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ViewsHere's a good cleaner for masonry/concrete, that strips, degreases, and really cleans. This site gives you the product information, and your local...
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ViewsHere's a site: http://www.bhg.com/default.sph/home_imp.class?FNC=Proj__Alist_html___268___0___9___103
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ViewsIt's me again, with another good link that may help you get the job done: http://www.bhg.com/default.sph/home_imp.class?FNC=Proj__Alist_html___271_...
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ViewsNo question is a stupid question. The same thing happened to me, and I took a dremel tool to 'sand' it down. It worked great without cracking ...
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ViewsHi,I have replaced several bricks in my home, due to discoloration around the fireplace. It is not an easy job, but I had to chisel the grout from...
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ViewsHi John,Here's a good link to go to: http://www.bhg.com/default.sph/home_imp.class?FNC=Proj__Alist_html___265___0___3___103 Good Luck!
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ViewsHow large of an area are you working with? There are several ways you can color concrete: by mixing colored pea gravel/asphalt, or tinting. Here...
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ViewsYou may want put concrete adhesive (you can find it in hardware stores, like Home Depot) on your existing concrete, then lay the pea gravel. Then ...
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