Re: Tiling my Bathroom
If you are installing vinyl the floor needs to be fairly smooth. Scrap real good to remove loose glue and high peaks. you can apply a skimable floor leveler to sm...
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Re: Replacing Drop in range with slide in range
There are actually 3 types of ranges. drop-in:counter top cutout and cabinet is usually around 29 1/2". most drop-ins have a flange that laps over the counter ...
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answersupdated 5 months ago by David, Moderator
Re: Vent Hood
First thing to do is remove grease and dirt. Scuff with very fine sandpaper. Spray a coat of primer and finish off with a finish color of your choice. hope it go...
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answersupdated about 3 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: replacing cabinets
Some kitchen suppliers do provide the opportunity to purchase replacement doors. You will need the exact opening sizes and overlap details to get a price. Thank...
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: Behr Paint Smells Like Pickles - Help
I like pickles but I certainly wouldn't want my house smelling like them. Here are a few things to try. Mix vanilla with water and place in room. Cut up a few ...
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: Cutting a 10-inch hole for a vent in cinder block
Hi, thanks for stopping by. Not sure what you're doing, but anyhow the easiest way is to use a hammer drill with a 1/2 inch masonry bit. Draw your circle on wal...
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: Kitchen Counter Top
If new granite is close in price, I would go with new granite. Recovering a existing countertop is a challenging situation. Thanks and good luck David
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: Need to replace recessed lights
You might be able to purchase new rims to replace the old ones
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: Transition piece from tile to carpet on steps
You could use a metal bull-nose to cap off tile on landing. Leave it go past a quarter inch or so. The carpet can then be tucked underneath. You can also buy ...
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: laying tile in sunroom w/ slant by doors
Hi there You don't say if you are using vinyl or ceramic tile. Also it is difficult without seeing. If using ceramic,you can cut the tile at the creases and a g...
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: paint not sticking to kitchen wall
Applying latex over oil usually doesn't work very well. Applying primer should solve the problem, not any primer will work. Go to your home improvement store an...
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: Floor Molding
Hi there Little tough to figure out without seeing, but here goes. Normally, door trim is usually a quarter inch or so thicker than base molding, If this is th...
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: Dishwasher placement
Hi there A dishwasher can be placed beside either. You would use a dishwasher end panel on the end next to the appliance. These are usually available in 3" and...
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: HOME ADDITION
Hi there. I would venture to say that it could be moved provided you find a qualified contractor to do so. The move may cause cracks in the drywall seams. When...
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: DIY ceiling beam installation
Hey there I understand your concern. You could try using a laser to project a line on the entire ceiling. At the same time you will be able to get visual also....
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: Old hardwood stairs
Hi there Sounds like your nails have lost their grip. If you can, pull them out and try replacing them with a longer nail. If they are a 6 penny nail, try repl...
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: Ceramic kitchen floor tiles
Hey there. The one bad thing about ceramic is it's a pain in the butt to remove. There are a few options if you consider using a floating floor. The most popul...
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: 1959 house
Many of the roof structures constructed around this time were covered using sheeting boards. Normally these were random sizes such as 1x4, 1x8, and 1x12. The nor...
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answersupdated over 5 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: Nails in hardwood flooring
Hey...I hate when people do that. But they will still be beautiful after you restore them. If you attempt to pull some nails with a hammer, place a shim or a pi...
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answersupdated almost 6 years ago by David, Moderator
Re: First floor interior wall bulging inward
Being that the bulge is under a window, I would suggest moisture is coming in from the window somehow. Check out the window for bad caulk or or other areas where...
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answersupdated almost 6 years ago by David, Moderator
