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Thanks for taking the time to share your insights! This video is aimed at beginners who might not have the experience or the tools that professionals like yourself use. It's great to hear from someone with your level of expertise. For those starting out or DIY enthusiasts, these methods can be quite helpful to get them into painting some rooms in their home without being overwhelmed or afraid to mass up. Your professional tips on techniques like starting with the ceiling and the one-coat method are really valuable. Maybe consider making a video to show the professional approach? It would be a fantastic learning opportunity for our community. Happy Thanksgiving, and enjoy your day off!"

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You turn molding upside down to cut it so the angles match how it will be installed. This ensures the cut is accurate and the decorative profile lines up correctly. It also makes the molding more stable against the saw, reducing mistakes by keeping the long edge of the molding on the table saw. The best way to understand is to try it both ways and see the result you get.

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It’s been two years, and the tiles are still holding up well. If anything changes, I’ll be sure to update you with a video. I appreciate you paying close attention and catching the nuances of the topic!

No you are correct. My choice of words was not the best but I put out an explanation in the other tile video. Check it out.

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Hahahaha agreed lol. It feels like 4D chess when you start out but then nice you get the hang of it you will be fine. The sample peaces definitely help keep track of the next cuts.

The grout size for a 12x12” tile typically depends on your personal preference and the look you’re going for. However, a common recommendation is a grout line of 3/16 inch for ceramic tiles. If the tiles are with very precise edges, you can go smaller, around 1/8 inch. But your best bet is to check the manufacturer’s guidelines for any specific recommendations! Let us know how the tile turns out.

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Yes I tried to get it as smooth and level as possible and then we did two layers of primer with stain blocker to cover the patch work and then we did two layers of paint. It’s a lot of work but it’s worth it at the end.

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@@DIYwithMAX Already done sir!

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That all depends on the type of tile you use and the size of it. In my case, my tile was 3 x 6” and I used quarter inch V shape trowel. If you send me the size of the tile you’re installing and what type it is, I can give you a better recommendation if it’s different than mine.

Did you try it and it did not work out? Because the only way to get better is to do more tile. I was lucky enough to have the guidance of my dad who has tiled before and I’m sharing everything I learned from him in this video that helped me succeed. I think it turned out well for first tile job.

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I’m not sure what this means

I agree what should we call it

@@DIYwithMAX something not caulk

@Solid_Snack hahaha 😂 let me know if you come up with a better name. I might use sealant moving forward. What are your thoughts on that.

Thanks! I’m thrilled with how it turned out - it’s definitely satisfying to tackle a DIY project and see solid results. You’re absolutely right about the white grout; it’s bound to pick up stains in the kitchen. I did seal it with some stain-resistant treatment to help keep it looking fresh. And yes, lasers are game-changers for leveling; they’ve saved me so much time on this project - just need to be careful around them!

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Are you cutting it upside down?

@@DIYwithMAX yes!

I’m happy to do a quick call just send me an email with your info.

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Sorry you’re having this mess on your hands. Can’t believe you want to put the texture back after all that work lol. I’m no expert by here is my opinion. Yes, you should use a primer before applying texture to your ceiling. Priming ensures optimal adhesion of the texture and promotes a consistent finish. After filling and sanding the imperfections, apply a drywall primer evenly across the entire ceiling and allow it to dry completely for few days before proceeding with the texture application. This step is crucial to prevent the texture from pulling out any previously applied materials.

Check to make sure you are using the correct hinges. The corner cabinet has special hinges you should be using if I’m not mistaken.

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English is my third language so not always

I tried to do a video but I was not able to. It moves from the top and the water comes down, I did not use the PT . Thank you

It sounds like it’s not draining for some reason. I’m not a plumber but You can email me some pictures at diywithmax@gmail.com and I’ll see if I can help in any way.

Did you use the plumber putty for the sink to flange connection? If you don’t have a dishwasher then you should keep the drain plug in. If you removed it then it will leak there. Also these should be a rubber washer with that black elbow so if you used a different one it may not seat properly.

A garbage disposal that's leaking from the mounting hardware can be caused by a number of issues, including: Loose mounting bolts: The mounting bolts may need to be tightened. To do this, unplug the disposal, remove any obstructions, and use a wrench to tighten the bolts until they're snug. Double check your assembly: The mounting assembly may not be properly assembled. Excessive plumber's putty: There may be too much plumber's putty under the sink flange. Something’s to consider.

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Google luck brother. I’m not surprised it’s a lot of work. If you live in the place make sure you have great fan in the window to pull the dust out and test your popcorn for asbestos if you’re removing popcorn ceilings. Cover everything with plastic. We did not live in the place so we did not take that step. We used n95 masks but respirators are better. Spend the money it’s worth it. And let me know if you have any questions I’m happy to help in any way I can.

@@DIYwithMAX thanks! House built in 2000, already removed the popcorn by wetting it, but like you said, that’s the easy part, now it’s the sanding and mudding part. Then paint

@MakingTheVision my biggest advice is do your best on the spackling and sanding that will guarantee you best results when you lay primer and paint. Let me know how it goes and thank you for liking the video and subscribing.

Are we still talking about painting a room with crown molding?

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Yeah makes painting really convenient lol

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