since December 2022
Saturday
softkun123
Growing in Experience
  • My latest posts
  • My latest posts
  • Posts I liked
  • My liked posts

User's latest posts

softkun123
Growing in Experience
1 reply
Saturday

How about spot 2? Is there an issue with that as well?

softkun123
Growing in Experience
3 replies
Saturday

Thanks @MitchellMc After applying sparkfilla below are the images how 2 different spot looks. Is it good enough?   

softkun123
Growing in Experience
1 reply
Saturday

Thanks @MitchellMc . I tried finding stud but couldn't find it. Would you say it's safe to use timber which is approx 4 cm away from wall?

softkun123
Growing in Experience
10 replies
Friday

Thanks @MitchellMc Can I use attached 2 products together as seen in pics?    The plasterboard joint tape and spakfilla rapid 180g

softkun123
Growing in Experience
4 replies
Friday

Hi After removing curtain tracks, I can see wood from hole slightly upper side where originally installed. Please see attached pics. Can I use thi ...

softkun123
Growing in Experience
12 replies
Friday

 hi I need to fix this hole as seen in pics. I had removed curtain rod. How can I fix it?

softkun123
Growing in Experience
13 replies
Friday

Thanks it's fixed and I was able to remove screws and rod.

softkun123
Growing in Experience
1 reply
Thursday

Do I need to apply force to pull it ? Or it should unscrew whilst anchors remaining inside wall cavity. I am afraid wall might damage.

Posts user liked

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
4 replies
Saturday

Yes, you can, @softkun123. Mitchell

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
11 replies
Friday

Hi @softkun123, You could use Spakfilla to fill the hole and then sand to a smooth surface, or you might find this Selleys Spakfilla Wall Repair Kit ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
January

Hi @softkun123, Yes, you could use that kit. The plaster in the kit can be used instead of the joint compound.The pine length I mentioned would be att ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
Bunnings Team Member
2 replies
December

Hi @softkun123, The problem you've had here is that the screw is not long enough to properly embed itself in the stud. The location is actually perf ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
4 replies
December

Hi @softkun123, It looks like a chunk of plasterboard where the curtain bracket was fixed has been pulled out. The heavy-duty expanding fittings that ...

User's liked posts

softkun123
Growing in Experience
2 replies

Trying to fix old underground irrigation system. One of the stations/solenoid valve is not receiving water. I am trying to find the source of water fo ...

softkun123's Bookmarks
Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
11 replies
Friday

Hi @softkun123, You could use Spakfilla to fill the hole and then sand to a smooth surface, or you might find this Selleys Spakfilla Wall Repair Kit ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
4 replies
December

Hi @softkun123, It looks like a chunk of plasterboard where the curtain bracket was fixed has been pulled out. The heavy-duty expanding fittings that ...

softkun123
Growing in Experience
2 replies

Trying to fix old underground irrigation system. One of the stations/solenoid valve is not receiving water. I am trying to find the source of water fo ...

Contact Me
Online Status
Offline
Date Last Visited
Saturday