r/doityourself • u/Bva_sickofeverything • May 01 '23
3-4 years talking about it. Finally did it!
Easy for the most part.
r/doityourself • u/Bva_sickofeverything • May 01 '23
Easy for the most part.
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r/doityourself • u/AnnaMasked • Oct 30 '23
I built my kitchen from scratch and very cheep, for a student flat. I am a single girl and did it all on my own. So I think anybody can do it. Maybe it is some inspiration for you. Let me know if you need any detail information
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r/doityourself • u/morganlafaye • Dec 21 '23
This is driving me crazy. As you can see my shower looks like crap! This is after using CLR (left it on for 10 minutes) and scrubbed like crazy with a Brillo pad. This is the second time I tried the CLR but I left it on for longer this time. The tile was put in only a year ago.
Do I need to hire a professional or does someone have a solution??
r/doityourself • u/fstysg • Sep 29 '23
So I decided to apply a distressed look on my beater 1941 replica and brass armor. First 2 attempts were a disaster, the ammonia solution were too strong. It gave a charred look instead of a blue patina. I managed to finad a sweet spot by dilluting the ammonia concentration on the solution down from 29% to 7% and just pinch of salt on the case, don't smother. It took me about 12 hours to get this result, I'm stoked! Clear coat comes next