After you have been using your sander for a while, you are likely to start to notice your sandpaper flying off. This does not mean that your sander is broken, but it does mean that some maintenance is due. Sandpaper…
If you are trying to update your kitchen or bathroom with some new floor tiles, you will probably need some floor tile adhesive to securely stick your tiles down before grouting. Here, we have compiled together a list of our…
In every kind of yard, weeds are a problem. Whether you have a backyard full of grass, flowers, and trees. Or if you have a tiny patio courtyard. Weeds are resilient and will do their best to grow wherever…
Sanding plaster walls before painting them is a vital step that cannot be overlooked or done half-heartedly. An uneven layer of plaster will never allow your paint to look smooth and the room will always appear unfinished. Many people…
Residential fencing is one of the most necessary parts of your home. Not only does it give you privacy and security but it also helps to outline the boundaries of your home. There are so many queries when it comes…
Drilling into a concrete lintel is a common DIY task. Whether you’re hanging curtain rails or fixing a curtain track, understanding the process is essential. Concrete lintels provide support above window and door openings in masonry structures. With the right tools and…
A Palm Sander Can Be Used to Sand Drywall – But With Some Considerations (and Downsides) If you have a palm sander or an orbital sander laying around and are in need of sanding drywall, then the answer is yes.…
If you’ve ever watched a carpenter at work, you’ll notice that they always carry a flattened pencil, usually behind their ear. The flat pencil is called a carpenter’s pencil, but it is used by lots of different tradespeople. It’s flat…
The first thing you need to do if you’re considering sanding your floorboards by hand is to ask yourself why. Hand sanding your floors takes an incredible amount of time and effort. If you are going to undertake this mammoth…
Sanding, whether it’s drywall, flooring, or furniture, often brings with it the nuisance of dust. Aside from the inconvenience of cleaning up, the dust can also pose health risks if it finds its way into your eyes or lungs. In…
