Thanks for the reply. That’s good to know. My concern was that I didn’t want to make holes by screws on the shed but looks like there is no other opti ...
Do you think I can use Gorilla glue to glue the screws on the shed instead of making holes in it? https://www.bunnings.com.au/gorilla-59ml-glue-bott ...
It’s beautiful. My only concern is that the screws make hole in the fence so you can’t remove them in the future. Is there a glue that can be used in ...
Thank you so much for your response. We decided to go ahead with this project. Can you please share with me the nail gun we need to use (we plan to hi ...
Thank you so much for your replies. I wonder if it’s good enough to nail the slats to the plasterboards or should be nailed to the timber behind the p ...
Hello @far213 I'm intrigued by your idea but at the same time the diy'er in me is sounding caution. Using 3m command strips might possibly work, but ...
I agree with @MitchellMc that it is an interesting idea and agree with his reservations. But I've never tried it, so I won't knock it. Since you inten ...
Hi @far213,
You've used a water-based enamel which is a hard-wearing coating that binds quite well to timber which has been sanded. It also looks li ...
Far213 It really depends on what you painted over. My experience is that undercoat / primer served 3 purposes a) stopped as much paint being absorbed ...
As @MitchellM said, 1L/8sqm for 2 coats. What you'll see on the tin is 1L/16sqm - just remember that's for 1 coat.
Painting is generally an inexpens ...
Hi @far213, Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. As a general rule of thumb, one litre of paint will cover eight square metres with two coats. ...
Thank you so much for your response. We decided to go ahead with this project. Can you please share with me the nail gun we need to use (we plan to hi ...