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David4321
Finding My Feet
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     Heavy rain comes in the top of our timber windows. Have tried numerous rubber sealants. Any ideas or suggestions? Many thanks Bunnings R ...

sareh
Cultivating a Following
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So I thought I would give this 20 plus year old coffee table a glow up. It was a custom made piece and I thought under all the coating I would have a ...

daniknight4
Becoming a Leader
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I was given this little bedside table as a part payment for another furniture makeover I had completed but after I had taken it I had second thoughts. ...

Sandirose
Just Starting Out
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  Hi all, I have slate flooring in my lounge room. It is a sunken lounge so there are no doors or windows to worry about. I want to put floor levelle ...

kiddb
Finding My Feet
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   G'day, How would I go about fixing this hole in my ceiling plasterboard, it looks like someone has tried to fix it with plaster in the past. I ...

Bettie
Getting Established
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Venetian blinds in bedroom, blow in the wind and are noisy - can they be easily 'attached' to stop them from banging?

kunmit254
Just Starting Out
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Hello, There is a small toy in which the Screw threads are damaged and i am unable to open it with any small screw driver. can you please suggest ho ...

316153775
Just Starting Out
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  Hi Bunnings Workshop Community, Recently I found the external sealing on the windows of the bedrooms are slightly damaged so I removed them all a ...

paultonson
Just Starting Out
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i have a screen door 30 years old. the rollers seem to be riveted in, but there is an adjusting bolt just 40 millimeters above the wheel that I don't ...

Sofia26
Finding My Feet
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I have noticed there are areas where the floor tiles Jon's the wall, there appears to be a gap now. Seems the glue or sealant has worn off. Can someon ...

Honest52
Cultivating a Following
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Some scratches and wear out of the hardwood desk might be repaired to restore previous glory. How to do the work properly? The desk is about 15 years ...

Janar_Dhan
Getting Established
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Have these tiles in living room and kitchen. they are in very very good condition except that grout and dull look.( I think they are dirty). what ca ...

Thunderboy
Just Starting Out
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     How do I fix my floating shelf, had things on it. And it dropped from the weight, screws were tightened but it’s dropped again and it’s cracke ...

dipesh101
Just Starting Out
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 How to remove a red color paint from the timber wooden floor? It looks permanent to remove I tried using some chemicals mentioned on youtube but didn ...

Ren2r
Just Starting Out
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I've 1970s besser block walls on concrete slab. I Removed old carpet from bedroom as musty. Found cracks at edges, crumbled concrete when removed nai ...

antothom
Getting Established
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Installing Hinges ( soft closing concealed hinges ) which wood is better ( Plywood or MDF ) ??? what thicknesses of wood are recommended ??? wha ...

androidhaig
Finding My Feet
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   Our blinds have recently stopped working - when I pull the draw string it only rotates on one direction and doesn’t go the other way. Is there s ...

colinweiren
Getting Established
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The door is internal but is made of solid red cedar timber. It has been ripped off its bottom hinge (not sure how). The top hinge is still intact. Wha ...

JRPWC
Just Starting Out
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Hi there, we recently removed a 3m command hook that was attached to our ceiling. Unfortunately whilst removing it, it pulled the pain from the ceilin ...

meowmeow1
Just Starting Out
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I bought an Ikonic San Fran Privacy Door handle today and after multiple times of installing it and uninstalling it but it only turns upwards. it stil ...

Krystal3
Just Starting Out
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How can we fix the hole in the floor of our dining room? It started as a crack and now it looks like this! There are bits under neath that are not til ...

atmatic
Getting Established
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Hi all, its me again, separate question from my other posts. So we've got the heater gas bayonet decomissioned, and needing to get this wall vent cl ...

peter2409
Just Starting Out
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I have Australian Spotted gum wood flooring recently a few boards have slight shrinkage I have used wood putty to fill the gap have you a small tin w ...

BigFella1956
Building a Reputation
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G'day Everyone, I have this small oval table (53cm wide at its widest point and 77cm tall) and it's solid timber. It has seen better days but I'd like ...