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That's incredible thanks for sharing! 🫡

We painted the window trim using Benjamin Moore exterior paint OC-65 satin white. We also applied a product made specific for the concrete portion (gray in colour in this case).

Thank you so much Golpar 😁🙏🏼

Thank you brother 🫡

That may be true, yet many clients prefer the look without handles. Both can work well, all depends on your style and preferences! 🫡

It's easy to control actually! You'll enjoy it, try one before you buy it or keep the box and original receipt in case you're not totally satisfied with it 👌🏽

Repairing the wood trim surrounding the garage door, plastering with exterior grade wood filler, then priming & painting it with exterior grade Benjamin Moore Aura paint, OC-65 satin finish

Exactly what I was thinking

Appreciate you! 🫡

Thats not step pattern, distance between planks is different and varies, planks also come different lenghts, you can clearly see in the video. Step pattens form when distance between planks is the same, clearly not the case here.

You are awesome! 😎

The glue that seals the joint (where two cuts are made) is a custom colour match and a hardener is used as well, so it serves the purpose of keeping the joint looking as seamless as possible while bonding it. The product is a two-part epoxy tinted to match the stone as closely as possible. Here is an example of the product: www.acehardware.com/departments/paint-and-supplies/tape-glues-and-adhesives/glues-and-epoxy/12778?store=04987&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwvvmzBhA2EiwAtHVrb6IXsR_5lLsvfAIyEFX9Gs41NidYa8xXLjL8XSXLc2jxle1gwVEHMxoCAb0QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

How much it will cost will depend if you buy this setup brand new or used in good condition, will vary based on your location. It should be affordable, perhaps a few hundred dollars approximately

For situations like that, you would need to set up a system blowing the air out with a fan through a window. Exhaust fans can also work well for these scenarios where you are mitigating gasses or VOC's (volatile organic compounds) such as from oil stains or spray painting. There are industrial and commerical systems as well designed for teams that specialize in on-site spray painting.

It depends on the surface and if there's anything between the magnet. I generally like it when levelling a metal stud for example.

Amazing, you got this!! Thank you 🌟

Yes exactly, it depends - for this case (04' Mazda 3) it had to be the way shown in the video to get a proper weather-proof seal ✨️

Hard to say - sometimes it requires several attempts to get it right. Timing is crucial (speed in which you insert key multiple times). Good luck! 🌟

I'm having the same problem. I found the car's BCM is set to keyless entry WITHOUT, and needs to be set to WITH. I believe this can only be done by dealer or with a Consult ii. Anyone else experience this?

That may be the case, if you have a local mechanic you trust perhaps they can enable it - I generally found with enough patience and timing the key inserts it would work on every vehicle I've tried so far

@@MasterpieceRenovation ok, I'll try again tomorrow.

Haha good one! 😅

For some filters, yes. For others, no it will require replacement. It depends on the make and model of your unit. You can find the owner's guide online PDF at no charge by simply searching for it. Hope this helps! 🎯

It's always best to finding an independent review or test done by someone who just likes testing out things. And who they give all the info you need to know without bias

Many people ask, 'Do air purifiers eliminate odors? ' The short answer is yes, but it's not that simple. All air purifiers are not created equally, and certain types of filter media are exceptionally good at removing odors, while other filters will not remove any. Hope this helps! 🌟

you need active carbon filters to remove odors

we used to have a robot vacuum, but it got clogged every 30 minutes with hair from a single Pomeranian. Now we have the pom and a blue heeler, and I pick up a full vacuum canister of hair every other day 😂😂

Air purifiers are designed to remove pollutants from the air, including microplastics. This technology is designed to capture at least 99.97% of airborne particles as small as 0.1² microns in size. By combining electrostatic and mechanical filtration technologies, these filters deliver especially high performance and efficiency. This means that air purifiers are capable of capturing microplastics, which are typically larger than this size. By using an air purifier in your home, you can help reduce your exposure to microplastics and improve your indoor air quality ✅️

I would think the sponge is the last thing in that equation that needs protecting? Shouldnt it be doing the protecting, by keeping the blade/tile wet?

Could have worded that better. Probably reads as being a smartass comment moreso than a question but that wasnt my intent. Honestly wanting to know if maybe you worded it wrong or if i just know even less about this situation than i thought i did…which was already not a damn thing lol. Im currently fixing to an outside corner in a porcelain tile with an angle grinder for the first time and trying NOT to screw it up lol. Doing a repair and i only got 1 tile 😬.

And just fyi. This IS a first for me on replacing a porcelain tile, but its definately not my first time around tools or anything. Put it this way, i could build ya house and pretty much have it ready to move into by myself…as long as the prints dont call for tile floors 😂

The sponge can help with mitigating dust, and the water can help reduce the vibration which may crack the tile or damage your tile cutting blade from overheating. Thermal management does wonders when it comes to protecting your equipment, so that it can last longer for you. Also make sure the surface under which the tile is placed has a shock absorbing layer, and is level. All these little variables can add up to make a big difference in your experience with cutting a particular tile. Hope that helps and wishing you smooth cuts!! 🌟

@@MasterpieceRenovation appreciate the info! Seems i was way overthinking it because it was way easier than i anticipated lol. Had to cut a 1/4” textured porcelain tile with a Bauer diamond wet blade and a warrior angle grinder so i figured it wasnt going to be a great experience lol, but it cut like butter! Put a piece of cardboard under it and lightly clamped a piece of 3/8” scrap wood across the tile over my cutline to use as a guide and got after it with the spray bottle. I figured with my luck, if i tried it with the sponge, i’d ended up shredding my sponge with the grinder lol. That diamond blade makes a world of difference though. Wish i would have bought it before cutting the grout out because that crap sucked using a regular cutoff wheel lol

Appreciate your message! Wow since 1997 it has certainly been working strong for 27 years 😅 Please see the link below for the unit seen in the video: Bionaire 99.99% True Hepa Mini Tower Air Purifier with Allergy Plus Filter a.co/d/bk7kfkV

It's a special polishing wheel purchased from our local tile supply store 🌟