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earthperp
Just Starting Out
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Hi there, I've recently messed up and been too careless in ripping off two adhesive bathroom hooks and have torn through the paint. I would love som ...

Germ323
Just Starting Out
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Had a terrible colour old fashioned kitchen. We called it the clown kitchen. Painted all cabinets with laminate paint. Installed new bench top and ...

RenovisionAU
Just Starting Out
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Our kitchen renovation features Kaboodle cabinetry—this is actually our third Kaboodle kitchen! It’s such an easy system to work with, and it allows y ...

colleen64
Finding My Feet
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I moved into a duplex with a ensuite bathroom with peachy pink tiles with brown accent tiles, cream walls and cream floor tile with grey grout. As thi ...

Mel_Hunts
Just Starting Out
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Hi brains trusts, long term stalker first time poster. I would love some advice on getting this wall ready for painting. By way of background these ...

hello123
Just Starting Out
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Hello team, Just chipped the drywall/paint on door frame. It is very small (approx. 0.8mm by 0.5mm) but in my current rental. Hoping for an easy qui ...

Dferreira081
Just Starting Out
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Bedroom paint makeover. Bunnings paint for feature wall (sailing safari British paint Ultra protect) surrounding walls (snowy owl wash n wear), ceilin ...

briannasusan
Just Starting Out
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 First time renovator here. Wanting to repaint the shower base edges but unsure what colour / type of paint. The base of the floor is tiling, however ...

Rose_
Finding My Feet
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Hello,I am hoping to repaint my bedroom and there's a number of holes to fill from wall anchors that I need to fill first but I am unsure what filler ...

DIY-WIFEY
Just Starting Out
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Wanted to give the house a fresh look without spending a fortune. Decided using mortar to give the house a bagged look and paint was the easiest and m ...

News and Features Writer RobP
News and Features Writer
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melpag
Getting Established
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We are 2 widowed oldies and we thought we'd have a life and lounge transformation by doing up my friend of 30yrs debs loungeroom . The feature wall or ...

jennycooper
Just Starting Out
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   MaterialsPaint and elbow grease. ToolsBelt Sander, orbital sander, drill, photo electric paint sprayerStepsStep 1This kitchen table was ugly and ...

sidrah
Building a Reputation
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Did an Exterior Makeover of our home and I feel it was totally work it! StepsStep 1I started by painting the windows black. Taped all the sides and ...

Dave-1
Community Megastar
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I have wanted to update the colouring of the besser block wall next to the pool since I moved in. I also knew it was going to be a pain to remove the ...

smhills78
Finding My Feet
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Had a front room with no purpose and built in this now study/office and art built in desk areaMaterialsBunnings wood desk, cube shelves, shiplap and s ...

tontonia
Just Starting Out
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Hi doing outdoor projects and need to paint an old fence and new sleepers in monument (colourbond) colour. would you recommend using an undercoat of ...

daniknight4
Becoming a Leader
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When making over my cheap laminate covered chipboard bedsides, I had no expectations whatsoever. After considering throwing them out, I thought I woul ...

poppinjmay
Just Starting Out
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Hey team I am looking at doing a paint job on this external concrete. It has been previously painted and has a stamped edging. I know I will need t ...

phiaxs
Getting Established
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Hey Bunnings community    I’d like some advice on how I can remove wall paint and wood stains on surfaces, I moved into this house and the previous o ...

AussiePossum
Growing in Experience
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Re our ensuite bathroom: it doesn't have floor-to-ceiling tiling, just tiling halfway up the walls (except for shower). When spring comes we would lik ...

CoVerm
Finding My Feet
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We have small ensuite that was very dated however had some nice neutral tiles and usable pieces so we decided to recycle as much as we could and renov ...

smhills78
Finding My Feet
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Small little living room that I wanted a fireplace in so built one with the tv above it MaterialsStructural timber, shiplap, mdf, liquid nails and woo ...

Jane_7
Just Starting Out
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How can I fix this? Or at least make it look better and slightly less noticeable. I spilt acetone (nail polish remover) on my ceramic glass table w/ s ...

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