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Getting Established

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As an update... 1. Cut out a hole 2. Used liquid nails to add a 4.8mm backing board (in 3 parts so it would slip into the hole) 3. Sanded this ...

Getting Established

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Recently purchased a house with this less- than-discrete cover up for what I presume (hope) is some teenage boy testosterone gone wrong. If ...

Getting Established

Thanks. I'll take some before and after photos. Appreciate the help!

Getting Established

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Hi Eric The video you linked above How To Plasterboard A Ceiling is great, but could I please ask - how do you 'finish' the roof? As in, once the pl ...

Getting Established

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Thanks - I had the same problem and this worked perfectly. Great outcome.

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Love your work, @MrCannotWeld! Wonderful job. Many thanks for sharing your results. Mitchell

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Hello @MrCannotWeld On the contrary your description of the repair method is very close to how it's done. I suggest having a quick look at this gui ...

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Hello @MrCannotWeld I propose using Gyprock CSR 2.25kg Less Mess Multi-Purpose Joint Compound to cover the screw heads and to fill the gap between ...

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Hi @MrCannotWeld, A warm welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is fantastic to have you with us. There's a wealth of information in our w ...

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Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @CassM. It's terrific to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about installing a clothesline ...

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Hi @tom138 I believe the gap at the bottom is for movement, should the wall frame or floor move it will not crack the plasterboard. The gap will th ...

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Hi @Malcolm12, You've come to the right place. I'm sure our ever-helpful community members will be happy to assist. There's also some similar prev ...

Getting Established

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As an update... 1. Cut out a hole 2. Used liquid nails to add a 4.8mm backing board (in 3 parts so it would slip into the hole) 3. Sanded this ...

Getting Established

Thanks. I'll take some before and after photos. Appreciate the help!

Getting Established

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Thanks - I had the same problem and this worked perfectly. Great outcome.

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Hi @Malcolm12, You've come to the right place. I'm sure our ever-helpful community members will be happy to assist. There's also some similar prev ...

Just Starting Out

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Good day all, I would like to install skirting boards throughout the house. I have tiles in main living areas and carpets in the bedrooms Any advice ...

Finding My Feet

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Hi there, I am wanting to repaint the metal door frames in my house. Not sure where to start as the instructions on the web seem to all be aroun ...

Having an Impact

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This folding workbench maximises precious garage space so there's plenty of room to park the car when it's not in use. The projectMore inspiration f ...