Created, Fixed, and Useable

This blog is to help all the people out there that are trying to fix something, so that it'll work again.

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Sealing all the cracks in a driveway. Cementing over the big cracks to make them easier to drive over.

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Refinishing kitchen cabinets. Stain and gloss in one.

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Replaced 8ft fluorescent tub lamps with 4ft LED lights.

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Moving a cubicle from one part of the room to another, the power supply was over there.

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Laundry room ceiling.

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Needed a small lip to block water from entering the basement

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Dry rot in the sliding door. It's not seamless, but, it's a lot cheaper than replacing the whole door.

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Junk plywood and some stain with dollar store kitchen knobs.

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Sealed up a hole in the wall. It's all prepped and ready for paint.

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I don’t have the before picture, this was a roof leak that got out of hand. I tried putting the cottage cheese back up, it didn’t really work.

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Dryer vent on the floor, letting the rodents in. It’s a simple fix to a bad problem.

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Rodent hole making your kitchen look bad? Well fix it, btw it’s the bottom drawer.

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Old fence made to look new again.

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Rodent problem almost solved.

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Sealing up the underside of the house.

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It may not look pretty, but, it’ll keep the rodents out.

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Roof on patio enclosure.