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con_66
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Recently repainted bedroom and added new built ins. When old carpet lifted to relay new carpet there were two damp patches on yellow tongue flooring. ...

Joicekocheri
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I am looking to build a deck as per the attached picture. Could you please advise me of the materiels needed and the spacing . Planning to go with com ...

NoWorries
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Hi Everyone. I'm new to Workshop. During the recent wild storms in Sydney, I had rain coming directly at a southern window of my 'new' 1970's unit bl ...

motu
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I have a rimu pew that I have sanded down. I am thinking of using briwax danish oil. Is that ok on a chair. Are there any issues with wear and tear? T ...

angelique5
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I think I left too much paint on lid so now it’s not shutting any ideas to preserve it please  

darshnarao
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 hi my name is darshna, I am beginner, need help for landscaping do i need to remove lawn? What materials will need and what is the process steps Ap ...

AngelSsharkey
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HI I'm totally new to gardening. Bought a lovely town house with a small yard, garden beads. I'd like to plant all of my pot plants finally now, they ...

Lulu19
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How would you close a gap in my balcony to stop water from falling through?When I clean my balcony water goes through the gap and I'd like to avoid an ...

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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The best way to fix a damaged tile is to replace it. But if you need to repair damage to a tile, you can fill the damaged section with Selleys 50g Kne ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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One method to kill a tree stump is to use Manutec 1kg Epsom Salt. You drill into the stump with an 8mm or 10mm drill bit. You drill as many holes as ...

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    Barbecue has long been a national pastime, but Ben is part of a growing tribe cooking huge slabs of meat "low and slow". Ben is also passionate about sharing his experience. "I love to share what I know and learn from others."

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    From teaching ballet to working on a mine, Meg is game for anything. Meg now teaches woodworking and power tool skills. "The mission is to empower women by providing them with the opportunity to gain skills and confidence."

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    Jess has loved being creative since she was young. “As I’ve grown, built a house and started a family, I’ve developed more of a passion for it. I’ve learnt more skills and now use them in bigger projects around our home.”