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Thanks @EricL. Although this - “your cuts are as straight as possible” - worries me a bit Would you recommend the Gyprock Easy Flow All Purpose Compo ...

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Hi @EricL , Thanks for your reply! I am assuming there will always be a bit of a gap around doors and windows, what’s the best way to seal it? Caulk? ...

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Hi @EricL, I am glad I asked as I was just going to proceed with disassembling it! I did seal what I could, although I had to go mostly over the exis ...

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All right, here we go. Planning another project I am getting the asbestos containing internal wall and ceiling lining removed from two bedrooms and ...

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Thanks @EricL, yes it says interior and exterior. I am having issues with access as this is second floor. I’d like to take the window apart so that I ...

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Hi @EricL , Thanks for the links and suggestions!I do have this one lying around:Is that similar to the Selley’s one?Thanks,Tom

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Thanks @Dave-1 , I am much more excited about the project knowing I’ll be working with wooden cladding I liked your idea of using old cladding but it ...

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Hey, new day, new issue to fix We’ve had some torrential rains here and we had a lot of water ingress through one of the windows. The water was acc ...

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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 @tom138 That will work as well. Just remember that it has to be rated for outdoor use. Eric

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Hi @tom138 Thanks for sharing your question about fixing your leaking window. I suggest removing the old, cracked silicone with either a CornerTape ...

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Afternoon @tom138 I havnt used or heard about wethertex until now. I had a look and there seems to be no bad reviews and Bunnings sells them I like i ...

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Hi @tom138 Thanks for sharing your question about re-cladding your old shed. @Dave-1's suggestion are spot on. Just to add to the suggestions mad ...

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Afternoon @tom138 So Envious! Seriously I have wanted one for my backyard for years So here are the things I have considered if I had such a project ...

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Hi @tom138 I'm in total agreement with @Dave-1's suggested course of action. If you have the budget for it, then I recommend replacing the post. I' ...

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Afternoon @tom138 Wooooooo Now that is a tall post, can see how they did it but not sure why?Love how it looks like they came to that configuration. T ...

Building a Reputation

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Thanks @EricL. Although this - “your cuts are as straight as possible” - worries me a bit Would you recommend the Gyprock Easy Flow All Purpose Compo ...

Building a Reputation

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Hi @EricL , Thanks for your reply! I am assuming there will always be a bit of a gap around doors and windows, what’s the best way to seal it? Caulk? ...

Building a Reputation

Hi @EricL, I am glad I asked as I was just going to proceed with disassembling it! I did seal what I could, although I had to go mostly over the exis ...

Building a Reputation

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All right, here we go. Planning another project I am getting the asbestos containing internal wall and ceiling lining removed from two bedrooms and ...

Building a Reputation

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Hi @EricL , Thanks for the links and suggestions!I do have this one lying around:Is that similar to the Selley’s one?Thanks,Tom

Building a Reputation

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Thanks @Dave-1 , I am much more excited about the project knowing I’ll be working with wooden cladding I liked your idea of using old cladding but it ...

Building a Reputation

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Hey @Dave-1 and @EricL ! Thanks for your advise! I’ve had a look at these options and was going to use one of the James Hardie products but it seems l ...

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Hi there, Just planning a new project here. I have this poor old shed on my property and I am looking at re-cladding it. I am getting an asbestos rem ...

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