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ddel
Getting Established
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Hi all, I am was thinking to cover these tiles with Renovation Range Tiles & Benchtops Satin. I also want to smooth them like this video but I have N ...

lauravdh
Finding My Feet

I have sanded these bedside tables down to raw wood (I think pine). I need to apply a stain or wax to finish them off/ protect them. I know that pine ...

mej711antones
Just Starting Out
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Hi, we bought this house with whole exterior bricks has been painted but it is starting to peel off. What’s the best way to remove the paint? is it po ...

hessian86
Getting Established
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We have just moved into our new house, and are starting to renovate, however the previous owners got paint on the external bricks. Is there a way to r ...

daniknight4
Becoming a Leader
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I thought I'd share the process of my brown wicker outdoor setting that I painted white with tile paint two years after the transformation. For those ...

gjhugs
Just Starting Out
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I have pine stringers on a newly constructed staircase. The treads are blackbutt with intergrain non-slip treatment. I want to stain/varnish the pine ...

sol1
Just Starting Out
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Im painting the hallway of a 100+ year brick cottage. I've gone to chip off flakey paint and it's come off in large shards. It appears to be severa ...

RLD
Finding My Feet
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Does anyone know why hollow core doors have a striped/ridged edge? And can it be removed? Hume brand hollow core doors from Bunnings were used in my h ...

Jeanagh
Making a Splash
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How do I paint aluminum window frames? What do I need?

Jim57
Building a Reputation
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Gday just want to thank everyone for the advice on what to finish my garden bench seat with so it wouldn’t rot. Purchased all my products for the enti ...

unplanted5422
Just Starting Out
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I have got a weathered bricked in letter box. It has a rough bumpy texture on the outside. I am not sure how I can match the pattern, alternative be ...

kashgenius
Growing in Experience
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I have searched the internet and have come across liquid rubber and epoxy paint as the options? Which ones work best and are any of the products to ...

Nicole7
Just Starting Out
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Hi, I am looking for a suitable paint for a timber carport (floor). It will need to with-hold tyre treads, and is exposed (no roof). Looking at con ...

Patsy60
Growing in Experience
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Grabbed a pegboard from Bunnings. Attached it to the wall. Painted it & decorated it to make it the hero piece in our guest bedroom. Added the ubeaut ...

Ash_
Getting Established
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Hi! I bought this white Como tall boy with plans to put it inside my built in wardrobe, because it only has a hanging rail. The tallboy ended up bei ...

EllieBee
Just Starting Out
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  The windows and skirting boards in my living rooms are burgundy. I want to paint them a natural white. Would I be better off sanding off the old pa ...

jdougydoug
Just Starting Out
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Hello, I have had to strip back one of my bedroom walls of a dodgy paint job (airtasker job). However once I've done this I discovered half was just a ...

russkhaya
Finding My Feet
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 The permastik hook fell off with a canvas and damaged the wall. What do I need to fix this and how? Thanks in advance!

C807546
Just Starting Out
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Howdy, I can't have a plastic christmas tree as my cat wants to eat the plastic branches (don't get me started on tinsel as well). Trust me, I have tr ...

basildill
Getting Established
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Hello, wise and kind Bunnings crew/forum members. There is a pipe inside the wall of my built-in wardrobe (not sure of its purpose). I was wondering ...

AndreaNg
Having an Impact
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  Our external timber doors get hit by the sun and desperately need repainting as the paint is fading. I thought I would paint them white this time. ...

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