Rebuilding from the Ground Up... - Part 4
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- Rebuilding from the Ground Up - Garage and Home Remodel Part 4
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PART 1: The Journey Begins - • It’s time for a fresh ...
PART 2: The Journey Continues - • Fresh Start Part 2: Th...
PART 3: The Final Teardown - • The Final Teardown - P...
PART 5: The “After” Video - • The “After” Video - Pa...
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► TIMESTAMPS
0:00 The Journey Continues - Week 5-23
0:47 Part 4 Begins with a Trip to Lowes (bad joke warning)
2:07 How to Reclaim a Master Bedroom in 3 Days
6:34 Special Delivery - L-shaped Sit-Stand Desk for Joe
9:14 Computer Room Floor / Trim and HVAC Install
11:39 Trim work and living room / PC room reassembly
13:19 Phase 5 at last - Garage Floor Concrete Polishing
19:23 Work Complete! …or is it?
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Please continue the coverage Paul.
We want to see the job to its completion!😎
Second!
100%
Nothing like a rebuilt Paul.
concrete policing, Zamboni ! LOL !
Solid work! ❤
@@lucasrem gonna take the concrete to jail!
we can make him stronger! faster! more dad-jokier!
You know, here is my order when installing flooring:
1. Install flooring
2. Cut and test fit trim
3. Take the trim back outside and paint it (yes, you can facepalm when you realize you don’t have to paint it on your knees)
4. Install trim
5. Touch up corners and nails. Done.
yep lol. Take it out on some table and spray it all the same color and go slap it in.. definitely after the floor is already down, not before..
I love how Paul is never fake for the camera and audience. He stay true to himself and he cares for the people around him. Much respect bro.
As someone who worked as a concrete finisher for several years and has always loved tech, this was some of the best content I've seen on UA-cam lately!
What I love about your videos the most Paul is though you do have a family, you don't try to use them as a product and make them the focal point of your videos or thumbnails to get clicks. Great video. Joe is such a true bro.
Your comment is weird. What are you watching that makes you thank Paul for not including them in his content?
@HAWKSTA24 Like LTT or Jayz2cents and I am sure other content creators. They plaster them on their thumbnails and say " I ________ with my wife or child" That is your family and not some kind of product to boost your view count. I am not saying you can't build a PC or whatever with your kid, but that should be a family thing and not something to sell. I guess I am different and a very reserved and private guy. Hence why the only social media thing I have is UA-cam. What I do with my family is shared between loved ones and not followers.
@@poeticsilence047 dude, Jay has posted a SMALL handful of family videos over the years, why are you going after him of all people? It is relevant that people want to build computers/game with their children or significant others, it is something relatable.
@Brockzillagaming I just answered the question from what I remember. I am not trying to make this a back and forth. Just posted my thoughts on Paul's video as anyone else would.
Thumbs up for the caulk jokes.
Can never have too many caulk jokes
Just started the video and now I'm excited for some caulk jokes.
And Joe's head shakes
Does Paul's wife know any caulk jokes?
we love caulk!
Big ups to Jake from the concrete polishing. I never knew I wanted to know more about polishing concrete.
You know what would be awesome? A series of videos of you renovating JOE' s house! Please make this happen! We love Joe!
Hannah the Artist: "i told you i was great" hahahahaha
Hanna is growing so fast Paul, the years just fly by don't they :) Thanks for sharing all your hard work, I really enjoy these excursions from the pc building into real life - I think we all feel a little better connected to you because of it. It's a beautiful thing, and please, keep the Caulk jokes coming, I insist!
These BTS viedeos are the raisins in the cake because we get to ride along on the journey. Also talking about why things were made in a certain way makes me feel included in the thought process.
I would love to see more of these kind of videos along side the normal tech ones...
Love the progress so far Paul.
Regarding the long-form home improvement videos, it’s some of my favorite stuff to watch especially after being used to your before-garage and the office. Keep it comin
Hana is so precious! "i told you i was great!" haha love to see that family side of this channel. Great work Paul!
These videos must be such an additional rod for the back in the midst of all the chaos, but honestly they're so entertaining and interesting that I'm going to have to be in that pack of guys asking for more.. sorry. More seriously, an excellent series on types of flooring, processes and actual floor work. The garage portion was a particularly satisfying blend of pro industrial craftsmanship and action, nicely modelled by Nori, though not to overshadow the studio and bedroom work which was also nicely finished!
Many moons ago my Grandad used to be a painter decorator for a respected company in Sheffield, UK and I think he'd give Hanna a thumbs up for her painting technique and general confidence.. she's clearly more ahead of the game than I was at her age, when I apparently took to a tin of green paint and set about using it to redecorate their bedroom, carpet and myself (the artistry has stayed with me, and thankfully improved).
This video should also win a nomination if not some kind of actual innuendo award for it's running theme, but it'll probably remain unrecognised, disparaged and out of plain sight.
Joe is always there to help. Awesome to have a friend like him.
Good to see Nori! I’m sure Hiro approves from up high. ❤ Congrats on the remodel.
Concrete finisher Jake seemed like he really knew his stuff and was very professional. I'm a plumbing project manager for a commercial company and always have respect for people that know their trade and how to articulate the details of it. I was impressed with Jake.
I'll never complain about new, interesting, and even more content from Paul. This series has been highly interesting to me so far and I can't wait for the next episode!
As a man who works in home repair, it's always a pleasure to see a job well done. Especially by the homeowner! Well done, Paul! Joe deserves a medal for his part, to say nothing of Hana's artistic masterpiece.
Great to hear from the concrete refinishers! Not every professional is willing to walk you through how they do what they do, so those that are even more awesome for it.
Yeah, that LVP is incredible stuff. I swear, companies are making the tongue-and-groove system it uses better and better. Makes for a gorgeous, watertight floor at the end. And for those who are wondering about 10:13, I can confirm old caulk works jussssst fine if you get it a little moist. ;)
Indeed, not everyone is good with communication even if they know everything about a product or procedure.
But nothing like a nice wet finger to get the job done
Nearly as good as the caulk joke :)
@@wobblysauce
3 favorite parts of this video.
1. the caulk jokes
2. your daughter, "I Told you I was great."
3. Joe's caption, "I'm an editor, not a cameraman, Paul.", when some footage was missed on work done.
Honorable Mention: the satisfaction of seeing the garage concrete flooring job completed so well.
The garage concrete rework was super interesting! Looking forward to what comes next, the little bit of love thrown appreciating everyone even your daughter was super sweet to hear as well.
Best of luck going forward Paul :D
Dude I polish concrete for a living also. Always love seeing someone else who loves their work. Props to this guys.
New garage floor is exquisite.
We skipped grinding & polishing in ours and the difference is night and day.
If there's one thing I love just as much as pc builds is home remodeling. Loving this series! As someone who's done some remodeling in my home it feels great to finally get your room back after it's being worked on. Congrats Paul!
8:35 Paul, you can get what they call "quarter round trim" for the baseboard in that room and install it on the floor in front of the flat baseboard you put. It will cover the crack gap and actually look very good.
Hi Paul. I'll give you a 9.5/10 score for your labor. NO DIYer gets a 10/10, including me. I remodeled my garage somewhat like yours. I didn't have the floor grinded. Instead, I chose to install that thin carpet found in many office suites. I also added a large air filter for dust-bunny control. Thank you for producing such a nice video, and I award you with a DIYer, 2nd Class badge.
fyi... for the future, paint your trim work BEFORE you install them
also, yes, keep us updated with videos on the progress. i know most of us will watch'em
I’m a floor contractor myself, I have done exactly these types of floors many times, all of it. The black adhesive residue was once Asbestos filled, the 9x9 tiles. But sometimes also the 12” tiles used an asbestos glue (the black glue). It is still available, but almost nobody uses it because of the oil it contains. That serves as a moisture blocker. These days we do a similar process as your garage floor, grind the concrete clean and epoxy coat it. But they would require a test of the existing black glue to see if a special abatement crew is required, since not just anybody can safely remove asbestos. There is also an encapsulation option where you try to bury it in cement. But since it has oil in it, it will release almost anything you try to bond to it. Perhaps you are well aware, most of the world is familiar with that these days. You really would want to avoid scraping it, and especially do not grind or mill it until you are confirmed safe to proceed. The concrete emits moisture, measured as relative humidity or calcium chloride and the test results determine whether you want to move forward with various cures. This will prolong the lifetime of any floor, because none of them do well long term in high moisture situations. Should an area of the floor get flooded, all rock n lock floors will allow moisture to go between the pieces, get under the floor, and then warp or cup each plank. So avoid too much water, it’s never good. And remember the black glue will prevent water from absorbing into the concrete. So flooding not good. I believe you’re in San Diego, so you may have dry climate and very little to worry about with high moisture substrates like other parts of the country which are swampy, cold, or freezing. Precast slabs are the really hard concretes he was taking about. Some commercial property uses that on all the floors going up, and there’s a curing compound (oil) which is stubborn. Some floor manufacturers have special process just for this reason, but I have never seen a residential slab anywhere close to that hardness. Most residential slabs are bare minimum. You often see 1/4 round available in wood look, or even real wood, which would treat some of those doors you were up against. Or you would treat it with a similar moulding as used between the hall/room. -Forbo/Mondo/Altro/Nora certified.
Nothing better than a good caulk joke between bros… I’m here for it.
Like the bonus reno vids. OMG your little one is getting so big. Oh, from one dad to another, you are doing great.
as an ex flooring installer who used to run a crew. some of the tricks you guys used for installing the LVP and scrapping up the tack strip, color me surprised LOL. nice work, and yeah baseboard always goes on after the flooring :P
edit: tip on LVP, you can use a knife to cut what you need then "snap" it to break it rather than taking it outside, it does require a technique and might need you to score it multiple times depending on the LVP quality, but it saves your back and time
The padding under the carpet was the cleanest I’ve ever seen!
Hanna has grown a ton! Keep it coming with the rebuild/remodeling videos!
Easy fix for sunlight coming under garagedoor and insulation on garage door will help keep your space cool. Great update video
3:33 - this girl has NO shortage of confidence. I love it!
Yes please continue filming the home projects, really enjoy them.
I'm a jack of all trades, master of none. I love these type of videos ! Great channel Paul. Keep them coming.
Keep it going Paul. These types of videos are entertaining and informative.
he needs Pool Cooling too !
I love watching the remodeling videos. 🎃
Longer is always better, Paul. You should keep these videos on home improvement running longer, and harder.
And I mean keep making them, don't make them longer, my attention really only lasts 20:39. Yes, I bailed 14 seconds before the end.
Joe deserves some kind of MVP award. Can't wait to see the finale!
Yes please Paul, more content like this. It is great to see family and friends helping and achieving this result
That flooring looks to be the same I installed in our basement. It was finicky as hell, but end result = love it.
Excellent stuff. Just a tip here on mitre saw action. Support the length of what you're cutting so you get a better cut and you don't need to get your hand so close to the blade. Better to take a few extra seconds and use a clamp. If the blade snags it can violently pull in the wood and your fingers along with it!
Yeah! A series much longer sounds fine to me!
Would love to see a series where you turn the garage into your vision of a studio/workspace
My wife and I recently got the same vinyl plank flooring, and the same bed lol That garage floor process is super interesting. Definitely keep this series going.
Watching stuff like this is satisfying even if it's not happening to us! It just feels good seeing the drastic changes. 🤓
LOL, the caulk portion of this video at the hardware store had me cracking up. Don't get demonetized man!
Keep the hone videos up. Lovebthem. You amd Joe make them fun to watch. Thank Paul and Joe.
That's a ton of hard work, hope you compensated Joe sufficiently. Normally you don't miter 'inside' corners ; Butt to wall then next piece scribe & butt to that one. Square cuts are less apt to open up later. Surprised you went to such expense on the garage floor ? Totally sealed now, smart. Rugs won't mold. Always nice to watch other people remodel, all the vicarious fresh new space feeling w/out actually doing anything but move a mouse around. Thnx Mr. HDWR
Wow Paul things really turned out very very nice! and yes please continue with more coverage of this.
I am always down to see more coverage for this sort of thing. I also presently work in home services for my day job so this is the kind of content I have a different perspective on, now.
i love the home project vlogs. a great watch and inspiring to this very cluttered disorganized household.
absolutely continue making videos on the remodels and stuff, i think my favorite content from you was that solar panel installation series
I really enjoy these type of videos man! Not any of the normal UA-camrs show the process and it’s pretttttty darn cool! Great work!
Yes please keep the series going Paul! I love your build vlog videos!
this acceleration was exhilarating,, CHeers.. The little ones grow up so fast its crazy.
We have the technology, we can rebuild him!
Looks great paul.
As a native Chicagoan, I’ll never get used to the washer/dryer outside. Waaaay to cold here for that
More coverage! Love this stuff! Huge shout out to Joe and your fam!
Great video Paul! I do feel that the ending soft sold your daughter's contribution; I hear she's great!
Keep it going, it is a great to see the step by step process that you are going through.
These home improvement videos are great. Thanks for bringing us along for the journey.
Keep it coming, Paul! Love the new office/garage. Getting some great ideas from you.
I love that you don't hide the unfolded laundry and general messiness... that's just family life, my dude, and anyone with kids can understand it. Keep up the remodel content, it's always satisfying to watch!
Glad to see the house coming along! Joe! Awesome new place
Please continue the transformation videos they’re great!! Also can’t believe how much Hannah has grown!!
Love this video, great to see the remodel/transition from start to finish, especially the epoxy flooring. I would consider either a rug or two to help with some of the garage echos, at least when you tire of looking at it, you can easily change it out.
That Garage floor is looking great! Was great talking to you at LTX
Just about every homeowner is engaged in a renovation or repurposing project of some sort pretty much all the time. I've been in my house about 40 months, and I'm shifting from "what is each room going to be about" phase to the "okay, let's get these rooms done" phase. I've watched a gazillion expert videos on how to do that sort of thing, so it's refreshing to watch one of my favorite non-home renovation UA-camrs go through what I'm going through -- a non-expert renovation.
I like these videos, as they're a breath of fresh air from normal tech stuff.
Improvement and project vlogs / series are great! Love to see what different channels / people come up with for their unique requirements and needs in a space.
Love these updates, please make as many as possible.
Dude, I love these vlog/home improvement videos, please keep them coming!
10 years ago I learnt to build a pc from you, and now I'll learn to remodel my house, Thanks Paul, you are the best teacher.
What a great series would love to see more …on another note I found a poem by Kipling that made me think of your Hero! “There is sorrow enough in the natural way
From men and women to fill our day;
And when we are certain of sorrow in store,
Why do we always arrange for more?
Brothers and Sisters, I bid you beware
Of giving your heart to a dog to tear.
Buy a pup and your money will buy
Love unflinching that cannot lie-
Perfect passion and worship fed
By a kick in the ribs or a pat on the head.
Nevertheless it is hardly fair
To risk your heart for a dog to tear.
When the fourteen years which Nature permits
Are closing in asthma, or tumour, or fits,
And the vet’s unspoken prescription runs
To lethal chambers or loaded guns,
Then you will find-it’s your own affair-
But… you’ve given your heart to a dog to tear.
When the body that lived at your single will,
With its whimper of welcome, is stilled (how still!).
When the spirit that answered your every mood
Is gone-wherever it goes-for good,
You will discover how much you care,
And will give your heart to a dog to tear.
We’ve sorrow enough in the natural way,
When it comes to burying Christian clay.
Our loves are not given, but only lent,
At compound interest of cent per cent.
Though it is not always the case, I believe,
That the longer we’ve kept ’em, the more do we grieve:
For, when debts are payable, right or wrong,
A short-time loan is as bad as a long-
So why in-Heaven (before we are there)
Should we give our hearts to a dog to tear?
“
Just when I thought Liquid Nails was safe, now I can't get the image of them looking phallic out of my head ;) And for the love of Home Improvement, don't forget the Caulk!
Loving all the fun house work. Great job and congratulations
Wow! The last renovation video I watched of yours Hana was tiny!! Time is flying by!
Love seeing the garage glow up. Keep it coming!
LET'S GO! typing this while I'm still watching the intro, but already so excited for new built vid / update!
Keep the videos coming, Paul! Inspiring me to get my own place fixed up as well. Thanks for all that you do.
I love the renovation content. Keep it coming!
Love these videos. Thanks for the remodel series.
I love this series, keep it going, it gives others ideas
I vote yes for more of these! This is and has been my favorite series going back years. P.s. everything is looking great! P.s.s. Caulk!! 🤣🤣
Keep the remodeling vids coming Paul! Place is lookin great!
1:32 Liquid nails - for when you nail so hard liquid comes out.
Editor is a good man
Fascinating, Captain. Keep up the great work.
Awesomesauce video Paul and Joe!! ❤❤❤
You know how I love seeing these build/change/moving VLOGs.
I love all the hard work you all have done. And the big changes that have happened and will be happening.
Thank you again for sharing this with us.
Joe's Caffeinator out!!
Loved the video, waiting to see the next part!
i love seeing these kinds of videos! a great job was done and i cant wait to see the next home office setup vlog.
I would LOVE to see more of the home iprovement stuff, it's been quite interesting!
Heu Paul, you can put a thing called Door stop around the baseboards, in New home builds its normal to put baseboards first then lay floor then do door stop (covers quarter inch. You can use quarter round but most use door stop style.
Yes, keep it going. These are really interesting and chill to watch :) Nice to see it all coming together and getting done.
As usual Paul, you and Joe did a very nice job! 👍 keep-on, keepin'-on guys!
Yes, I want more setup videos. Keep em coming.