Yes but you just have to watch out for where the door will open and close, making sure the gap is sufficient to be able to open and close it properly without it catching any panels, cheers!

Yes they should do, you can use black temp screws to hold the boards into place. screwing them into a stud isn't really needed, cheers

Thank you and cheers from Australia! 🍻

Cheers Edie, hope the videos help

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Sounds like you've damaged the thermostat, this can be replaced, but you may have to drain your whole system, mite we wise to get plumber to check it out first

Its still perfect thank

Yes, we do a 60 second in the 16:9 format as well as a version for shorts, cheers

Bathroom Mountain

You could install them if you wish!

Thank you!

Yes they have several versions of their waxes you could use! And the fun is finding a colour combination that suits you!

Almost the same but you'd have to leave a slightly larger gap at the hind side for it to open smoother and you bounden;t take it past the top of the door, the panel would need to be the same hight as the door

Check our our other cleaning videos ,

Thank you, most jobs are easy when you've done them a couple of times

No way..had know idea you did this, last time I saw you, you was in chains locked in a cupboard by Keith. 😂

Thank you my friend thats very kind of you to say, glad we can help

You could do if needed! I just give the edge of the plasterwork a tiny sand and brush off and I find it helps, thanks!

Just a standard orbital sander! Cheers

You could do!

You could use a baking soda mix and rinse it off? Cheers!

The main difference is that this type of resin bound pathway will dry extremely solid like concrete, whereas the rubber mix will always be spongey, cheers

Wix?

Hi Chris, I'm not sure if you could get hold of Sureset's products in Australia at this point, do check out there website to see www.Sureset.co.uk

@@MrandMrsDIY what kind of resin do you use ? 😁

Depends how strong you need it! Cheers

Been down just over a year now and it's still perfectly fine! Sureset have a 21 year guarantee when installing resin bound paving and driveways! Hardly likely to fail if prepared correctly, cheers!

Not sure what buttons are!

Many thanks my friend

Great stuff!

Its not your old fashion Caulk I'm using

Cheers pal

Cheers

It appears to be the following paint brush you used (?), but which size is it? Natural Bristle Round Paint Brush 1 pc - fi40 mm (or 50/55 mm) Is your paint brush only for chalk paint, or can it be used with enamel paint (which I've bought)? Thanks.

Hi David, thanks glad you liked the video and subscribed, we have lots of other painting videos be sure to check them out as prep is very important when painting. As for brushers, go to French's website they have just a small range of brushers all of which would work very well when painting radiators or similar items

@@MrandMrsDIY Brilliant! Thanks Craig & Laura. 👍👍

@@davidscott8761 No probs!

Not if the surface beneath has been prepped properly!

Upcycled one!

There wasn't any skirting on but its best to remove it

@@MrandMrsDIY so would you just not have skirting on that wall then?

@@seanleahy5195 No I wouldn't bother, but you could if you choose to, which every you prefer

@@MrandMrsDIY cheers mate

Yes mate here it is! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r9Fodqug2ri9np8.html

It's also in the description, cheers

@@MrandMrsDIY found it. Thanks 🙏

It's the Wagner W600 Sprayer!

Thanks

Hahaha thanks mate!

It ish the Craig from the Big Brother! I keep him in my closhet.

I was just about to say that this reminded me of art attack🤣 but you beat me to it!

Hahaha thank you! Not quite Neil Buchanan!

You can use finishing coat! Cheers

because it doesn't seal the surface the resin just binds the stone together leaving small holes that allow the water to travel though

Thanks mate!

Hahaha thank you!

@MrandMrsDIY thank you for the reply ..Y.N.W.A.

Yes definitely!

Yes it should be okay! Just check the instructions and contact your supplier if you need any more help! Cheers!