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Hey thanks for checking out this video. More of this project coming up so you can learn more for sure...!

I was pointing out on this particular video how difficult it is to fix a sagging door that has spring loaded hinges on it since you have to undo the spring tension first prior to removing the hinge all together. I have lots of other sagging door videos that you can better understand how to fix sagging doors as all sagging doors are not created equal in how to fix. Go to my main RUclips channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to doors & they will all be in that playlist. Thanks for your message!

Haha yes this stuff works really good. They also have other stuff similar to keep those hands soft. Try it!

@videojoeshows Will do thank you!

@@kyeah7078 Thumbs up! Keep it going...

I would rather use an oversized electrical plate. They have them in 3 different sizes. Try it. Thanks for your message...keep it going!

Not sure where to get the clips as these light covers are over 24 years old. Could you make a clip & super glue it on the one that broke? You could cut some sheet metal & make a clip or....? That's what I would think about first before driving all over the place to find a new clip & most places that have light covers even if you find a cover that fits they might not sell the clip separately thereby making you have to buy a whole light cover. Let me know how it goes!

I know you can do it too. I have lots more to this electrical project so if you want to learn more then go to my main RUclips channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to electrical. Thanks for stopping by! You're learning new stuff...way to go!

Haha no call for help? You doing it yourself? Awesome! Let me know how you do....

Liquid nails is a brand name for construction adhesive that you use to bond things together & works for lots of things so VideoJoe uses it a lot depending what he is doing. There are other construction adhesives out there but for some reason VideoJoe likes this one & has had good results with it so why use something else? Hope I have answered your question. Make today great & thanks for stopping by!

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Awesome! Thanks for letting me know!

This can blend in a deep scratch as I show but only if you are planning to apply 2 coats of floor sealer over the blended in dirt or the dirt will wash off. If I just wanted to blend in a deep scratch without applying any floor sealer then I would not use dirt. I would use something like old english or even wiping up a bit of old grease that could be under your car in your garage for instance. You will still see the scratch but it will be muted & look way better depending the type of floor you have. If you have questions just send me a message. Thanks for stopping by!

Haha a manual is not going to show you how to get power to your couch in the way I did for mine. In fact I made videos of the entire thing. You can go to my main RUclips channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to electrical to find them. I did this project a few years ago & the couch is still working...no manual included!

Yes this methos every time. I don't have to use this trick very often but when I do then I use it for sure. Thanks for stopping by!

I would guess there are more than two parts to this door series so the best way to find the entire series is to go to my main RUclips channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to doors & I will have lots of videos for sagging doors including this video series too. Thanks for stopping by!

@videojoeshows Thanks! Your 6 part video really helped our door issue.

@@sgtbilkothe3rd Cool. As you may have seen I have lots of other videos that show how to fix sagging doors so for more tips check out those videos under doors in the playlists areas. Thanks for your message & way to go!

Well these cutin electrical boxes are less than $3 at most hardware stores. This video was part one so I have more for you to learn if you want to watch the entire series. Just go to my main RUclips channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to electrical & they will all be in there. Thanks!

Not sure since I have not been back but I would think it should still be holding up since I put the henry wet patch down first then the webbing tape then another layer of henry's. That stuff works great!

I made about 5 or 6 videos of this project so if you want to see more then go to my main RUclips channel page then click on playlists & scroll through the playlists & you will find this project. Thanks!

Awesome! Let me know how it goes...