“You may need to wait for it to dry and apply another layer of spackle if you’re working with a deep hole,” Micetich says. “Once the spackle dries, sand it clockwise and then counterclockwise to ensure a smooth, even finish.” From there, you can prime and paint the spot if nec...
It's simpler than you think and a fantastic way to add a unique flair to any room. From cozy "Gather" signs for the kitchen to whimsical names for workshops or children's rooms, the possibilities are endless. All you need is some plywood, paint, and a few tools to bring your vision...
When painting any piece of furniture you should always use primer product first, like KILZ, or use a “paint & primer” in one product. You need to prime furniture when painting for a two main reasons. It will help the paint adhere better and will seal any stains in the wood from com...
Painting wood paneling isn't a whole lot different from painting any ordinary wall or ceiling surface. The preparation, as always, is the most important part. For both solid-wood planks and wood sheet paneling, prep includesprimingall surfaces to even out the coloring and prevent "bleed-through...
Headboard into bench.Got an old headboard gathering dust in the basement? Use a saw, plywood and paint to repurpose it into a new place to sit. You can finddetailed instructionsonline. Picture frames to chalkboards. Sift through that stack of unused picture frames in your closet and paint ...
The most common DIY painting project is painting over previously painted walls, which are usually made of drywall. Once you’ve prepped and cleaned, follow these steps to ensure a perfect finish: Advertisement - Continue Reading Below Inspect the surface for any damage. If you see gouges, nic...
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Attach the plywood to the supports using a nail gun. Because the hood is slanted, the plywood should sit right behind both the upper and lower face fronts. Next, determine the angle of the side pieces. For lack of a better option, I folded a piece of cardboard over the side and then...
Paint props: These inexpensive plastic pyramids or tripods are optional but are very handy for painting cabinets. They allow you to flip over painted doors and drawer fronts as soon as the paint is dry to the touch, so you can start on the other side. They're sold in packs of ...
Dura-Bond 20 or other fast-setting, site-mixed compound, you can make a seamless repair that you can complete in about half a day. The other good news is that this technique is also great for patching other holes: Like when “Sheeter Dave” gouges the wall hauling plywood through the ...