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lol…no thank goodness is wasn’t a massive hole 😂

You don’t 🙃 I set up bait boxes first then sealed this up. Next I’m setting out traps!

It’s great! Been using it for 6 months and it’s all good! 🙌🏽

Interesting!

Yes there is a little condensation sometimes but nothing that’s going to cause a big leak or anything 😊

Image wasting all that money on heating when there is a simple and efficient way to save it, but you won't because you are immature.

@phionella7 oh no I'm broke I do whatever it takes I just think it's funny AF that these people with all their money and they're just straight up doing poor person sh*t lololol

​@@magenlin it's not poor person shiz though, it's just an efficient solution without having to pay more for heating/AC... Just because someone has a lot of money doesn't mean they HAVE to spend more when there's a better and less effort alternative lol

@teenat7044 in not saying she should waste her money but this is just hilarious to me. Is she sticking towels under the door too

lol…I’m not but what if I was? I didn’t come from money. I’ve worked hard to get where I am and I’m not afraid to spend money on plastic for a couple years while I save up for new windows. Just cuz you have a house doesn’t mean you’re rich and can afford to do everything at once. I know I can’t! And that’s ok! 😊

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It really does!!

It's not a forever solution but I did this on my walnut table a year and a half ago and I still can't see the scratches I fixed with this!

@@87Otter I totally understand. I don’t plan on moving anytime soon. Maybe ever. 😊 And the nice thing about Microcement is that you can add more layers and get a smoother finish! It took me a bit to get my technique down but I think I could smooth it out if I wanted to. I actually like it the way it is. 😊

@@LOLLIZ619 haha…gap

@@sylarclark3804 a new door won’t fix the problem if the person hanging it doesn’t have good craftsmanship - and it’s much more expensive 😊

@@jiminatorx sure. This door is pretty heavy tho. I’ve adjusted the hinges before and imo hanging doors is an art. Not everyone does it well. This pad is a great option for someone who doesn’t have the option to hire someone or fix it themselves. 😊

@@MrRebelss good to know! Thanks!

But it's worth it in the end! ☺ You can do it! 🙌

thank you so much! 😀

@@jaccobpeterson9735 this is great! Thank you! Will try that! 😊

@@texasdiymama you're welcome! Been working on gdoors for a while always happy to drop some tips

@@jaccobpeterson9735 that's awesome! Thanks for the tip!

@@Joshuastofiel 😂😂 it wasn’t that bad when I bought the seal a year ago. Haha

@@iceslice7776 thanks! 😊

You’re welcome! I’m glad you found it helpful! 😊

They had good taste! 😊

Nice!

@@texasdiymamaare you a fan of led bulbs

@@RileyAndBella-g8 it depends where they are going!

aww. . .I'm so glad! You can do it! :)

thank you so much! :)

I’m not sure! 😊 The honest truth is I looked and looked for tutorials and couldn’t find any! So I had to literally just wing it. That is why I even put this video together because I know how hard it was for me to figure out how to do it - I wanted to hopefully be a source for people who are interested in trying it and can’t find a good tutorial out there. 😊

Thanks for sharing! I definitely think it’s a learning curve. I’ve never worked with Microcement or plaster - but one of the things I noticed and mentioned in the video is that yes, I was having to add water every 15 minutes because it would start to dry up. Then adding water would change the ratio which meant the color would change…it was NOT an easy job. lol…is there another brand of Microcement you’d recommend?

@@texasdiymama Yes although the majority of the products I'm going to list are from Europe some do have distributors in the US or can be shipped. I would recommend looking at different brands like Smartcret (from Spain but can ship to the US), Novacolor has a product named Wall2Floor (Novacolor has distributors in the US, one off the top of my head is FirenzeColor in Miami and NY), Meoded Paint and Plaster (based in LA) has a product named Concretta. All of these are more expensive than Surecret but they are easier to apply, and you're always going to get a consistent color just due to the fact that they come premixed with the color. If anyone else has any questions I can do my best to answer them! :)

@@Miguel.Garcia thanks! This is so helpful! 😊

@@cjones1693 😂😂 right?! Stained with oil-based stain. 😊

thanks for helping me out with the answer! Hehe

@@texasdiymama I gotchu! 🫡

LOL. . .you're right. I'll add it to the caption!

Toxic fumes that can also ignite.

yes! Thank you for responding! :)

what @jaymcdude1291 said :)

you can adjust the tab! :)

@@kazee502 thank you! 😊

I used a total of 3 bags (all of them) and each bag takes 1 color pack. :) I did 2 layers on the shower and the rest of the bathroom only had 1 layer.

thanks friend! :)

yup

yup! Nothing wrong with using a ladder. :)

You don't have to do anything you don't want to do. :) And yes you can strip the bulb threads - doesn't matter what type of bulb you install. Always a good idea to go low and slow. :)

agreed! :)

LOL. . .it's ok. This account isn't for everyone. :)

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@@PetrusiliusZwack I wasn’t planning on sticking my finger in the socket - figured it’d be fine. Not life threatening. 😂

​@@texasdiymamaSomeone gives sound advice, and you get snarky. Change your youtube channel name to Future darwin award recipient 😅

@@texasdiymamaabsolutely idiocy to not agree with turning the power off before switching light bulbs. Not just a shorty but absolute idiot as well! 🤡🤡🤡🤡

@@texasdiymamayou’re not planning on crashing but do you wear a seatbelt, it’s a pretty good idea to take safety precautions when dealing with electricity

it's Soy Gel Paint stripper by Real Milk Paint Co! :)

Yes! And thank you! :)

Oil works too! But if you don't have any, this is the way to go. :)

Thank you! It's hand crafted so it's definitely not "cheap." :) But its the only one of its kind!

Thank you so much! 😊

That's right. This is not a cutting board. The epoxy will dull your knives. It is a serving board. :)

That is correct. Epoxy boards should never be used to cut anything on. This is a serving board - not a cutting board. Big difference. :)

yes! This is our guest bathroom so thankfully we had other bathrooms we could use. :)

Thank you! 😊

me too! :)