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@@junrvictoria my good friend Robert Paul Brandolino wrote the music but then he went one step further and paid professionals in Nashville

@@ndmartin8 thank you Neil. It was a gift sent to me by the power of x. And now someone else has done sent me something else!

Sure Robby, it's really easy. Mostly Common Sense. You don't want "floating boards" or your mudding will get extremely difficult.

My pleasure 😊Mr Bill.

Thank You So Much Rick and Congrats On Those Great Songs You Are Doing!

@@baselieaworshipers Thank You. I had nothing to do with the music. A good friend of mine caught a melody within my lyrics and did all of this and the video. It's a blessing to have friends like that!

Thank You Paul from me and The Power Of X!

Thank You Bill! I am really blessed that my friend knew what I was shooting for by the lyrics and complimented it very lovely with the music. He also made this video.

@@CommonSenseTipsAndTricks cool

Thank you! The hardest part is getting to the leak! It can get uncomfortable.

My owner's manual says you can buy the remover at the dealership. Probably for around $50. You might try a Ford shop.

@@CommonSenseTipsAndTricks I fixed it thanks for the suggestions.

Glad to hear it! Thanks for your interest and comment!

Thank you Tina! Just made a thousand streams on Spotify.

@@CommonSenseTipsAndTricks great, well done.

Thank You For Your comment! I hope you enjoy more things coming on my channel soon! Happy 2024!

Thank you Mary! I hope you're having a great holiday!

Thank you Sandra for your kind words.

Thank you! Sometimes his music sounds like Jeremy Camp too. Thanks for making the Great video!

Thank you Neil! Merry Christmas to you and yours!

Thank you Gary! In 4 days the world will see Christmas again. We should always share and remind people the glory of the story.

Instead of calling them walk in closets, they should say living in closets! lol Just another vanity of the rich. lol

@@CommonSenseTipsAndTricks 😂😂😂

Eggshell is great for kitchens and baths because it is good about repelling stains. And as opposed to flat finished, it can be touched up by rollers but not by brush. The trick is you must roll in very tight. Brush first if you must. Thanks for your comment!

@@CommonSenseTipsAndTricks thank you, that’s really helpful to know too, I think the people who lived in the house before me attempted to touch up the bathroom satin with a paint brush as there are brush marks here and there and when the light goes on it’s like a neon sign saying “look at me” Thank you for this, I’m bound to miss a bit and the roller trick will be super helpful

@@penguinepenguin6193 My pleasure to help! I've seen your story so many times! Painting is not hard. A skilled hand is needed occasionally but the "magic" is in my tricks! Also you need not paint every wall. I have painted one wall that may be bad but you can't get paint on the adjacent (connecting) walls. I have speed with my skill but most of these techniques can be done by a novice as well. They will just go much slower. Best tips for your highest quality easiest jobs to clean your brush intensely and use a wire brush! A grill cleaning brush works great!

@@CommonSenseTipsAndTricks I do have a fairly steady hand and I work in a creative field so I think that’s given me patience and knowing anything new isn’t scary you just go slow 😁 that coupled with really good advise from a professional is invaluable , I could never afford to pay someone to do this job but thanks to you; my bathroom is finished and it looks fantastic (few bits of touch up to do on my ceiling, beginners chores) I know I’m rambling on but learning that eggshell would be very different to matt, the do in sextons tip, the out something in the bath (dropped a screwdriver!) the don’t go over it once it’s dried a bit and all the other stuff was so helpful, I genuinely would have run into so many issues had I not watched your video and now I have a beautifully painted bathroom and I’m curled up on the sofa watching the TV. Thank you so much for your help 😁 and now I shall leave you in peace

@@penguinepenguin6193 I was also blessed with good use of words. So I'm artistic as well. I love to write songs! I like to write about my faith, love and life. I'm so happy to know thar my tips helped you! Enjoy my Autumn Song: ua-cam.com/video/EHOOtb4gnGg/v-deo.html

Hi Peter! Yep you've got the right guy! I'd be the songwriter who paints houses. Because my Dad and Grand Dad had the music dream that never really was achieved. I feel really blessed by so many of you who support mine which has come to be for me. I guess I'm the third with the same name as theirs for a good reason.

Try Amazon? I got a fuel pump for a great price there! They go by your VIN so you don't get the wrong part.

You can disassemble the lock/switch assembly and clean up the contacts.

Thank you So Much Mary! I think you're doing great!

You cap the wires. I'd cap and tape them and also make sure they are far away from touching each other. They don't carry much power but anytime you dealing with wires that have electricity there is an element of danger. Thanks for the question! If you happen to like music I got a playlist with over 5,000 songs on it!

Thank You Derek. I bet you could have sung this too! Oh how I really need another singer like James did!

That was all Lou's idea. He really has a great way at seeing music!

Thank you Bill from all of us!

Man I understand! That's why I hope others can be armed a little better with this information. I thought I could trust an ASE Shop! But I was wrong! I did save $500 for trying an exact model computer to rule it out! Yeah took me 15 minutes to borrow my Mom's. Saved $250 on install and $250 on the computer which was not the issue at first! My advice is listen to the mechanic and maybe take notes so you don't get taken advantage of you. Also, talking their talk can save you lots of money! Example (Never say the word "motor"!)

Hi there, all you do is clip the ends of the wire, screw on a wire nut for each and use electrical tape over the ends. Be sure you have the circuit off first for each wire or you risk electrical shock.

Thank You Derek, Sometimes resources may be limited but there can still be common sense ways to achieve good results.

Thank you so much! I always start them off and others jump on them.