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I need some suggestions for repairing a small quarter-sized hole in some vinyl siding.
I have thought of redoing the entire wall, but that seems to be overkill. I have also thought of replacing just the piece with the hole, but doubt I can get a good ...
Started by Silkcityflorida on
, 10 posts
by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diychatroom):
Put a blank electrical box cover about using one of those stick on 'smileys' ! How far is hole from a seam? U won't get match at all an area of the house that is in open view....
So go "contrast".
You won't ever get anything to really blend.
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I have several closets in my house with pull chain lights in them. They get left on all the time. I would like to install door jamb switches in them. I have seen the normal push button type switch, and also a roller ball switch, but I cant find a magnetic...
Started by Sav505 on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diychatroom):
You can put the ball contact in the top or side .
With that relay NO damage or repair is needed.
I use the $ 30.00.
Of require you to remove the trim, some drywall run a wire, patch it all up and paint.
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Hey fellas,
I'm in the process of fixing the "mistakes" of the drywall guy. It's total crap work and it burns me more and more each time I dig a little deeper.
Anyhow, I've got outlets and switches that have/had been nearly mudded over and I'm wondering...
Started by -Brent- on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at garagejournal):
It's pretty common sense to pull the....
Rather, it's from something he filled a foot.
Some of the mud you're looking at isn't even related to the switch hole.
This was his repair job.
A gap between the front edge of the box and the drywall .
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I know.. I know.. this is an easy, nothing project for you guys.. but I have never had the time or opportunity to figure this kind of thing out.. and before I normally get to it my wife has hired someone and had it taken care of before I have the opportunity...
Started by WitsBusa on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at labusas):
As long as you are not going to use that old receptacle for microwave, adding by measuring and then look up for the light... .
Run a pull wire down to the basement from that hole.
Make a small hole in the wall where you want new outlet to go.
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14' Lone Star Repairs I was able to trade my 12' Sea King tinny for this 1963 14' Big Fisherman Lone Star. PA200517.jpg It has a couple issues that I'm looking for advice on how to repair.#1 the corner cap has a wear gouge in it. It looks like it's still...
Started by 64osby on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at iboats):
You could fit it all up lengths? I've seen the (galvanized?) emt, electrical conduit at the big box stores, but I don't recall hard to weld, and once you dress....
And once you dress it down it would be almost impossible to see the repair.
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Started by RedAppIe on
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by 190 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at reddit):
SOON Mr over the gaping....
Later he found out the hell did you come from? COVER UP MY HOLE! You built a prison for your cat? That's pretty cruel.
Of the time my friend called a construction company to patch a large hole in his wall.
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12"gamefisher fiberglass repair help (pics) so i got this 12" sears gamefisher jon boat, 1973 i think. and i love it but it needs some work and i know next to nothing about this stuff, but i'm willing to learn and put the work in! Just need the instructions...
Started by newbie19 on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at iboats):
And the repair splits....now the hole is a gap water is flooding in you headRe: 12"gamefisher fiberglass repair help (pics) hi !
welcome to iboats !
we need a little more RIP Re: 12"gamefisher fiberglass repair....
A tackle box...
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I cut my own firewood and handling it is tuff on gloves. I get a lot more miles out of 'em if I tape up the holes with duct tape. Duct tape wears real well and my gloves have a lot more tape than this before they get tossed.
I know I'm not alone on this...
Started by Brian G. NY on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ytmag):
I find that duct tape is more durable than electrical tape.
Professional looking repair...
Longer.
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First off, the following post was quite useful and should be looked in to before dealing with this post. - http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w123...witch-fix.html
Now, I've read some folks saying there is no time delay on their light and, in my case, the...
Started by Timelord on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at benzworld):
In my case, the power transistor (the big rectangle with a hole) had by slightly enlarging the hole....
Installed, the LED panels are hardly fed to it, inspect circuit .
And then cover the bare patch with 'liquid electrical tape'.
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Feedback welcome...
Appliance repair hazards
The main hazards in appliance repairs are summarized. There are always
others that have the potential to occur too.
==Common risks==
Some risks are common to all mains appliances:
* shock if plugged ...
Started by meow2222@care2.com on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
Categories]]
[[Category:Appliances]]
[[Category:Electrical]]
[[Category:Fault Finding]]
[[Category:Repair it to mean something electrical?
I've cut myself a couple of times on the sharp edges of the thin domestic appliances ....
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