I'm so glad I discovered your channel! My wife and I just bought our first home and although we don't have hardwood floors (we have LVP), I'm excited to see other projects that we might be able to apply to our house as well!
Floors look great! Huge effort. Just a tip for when you silicon/caulk in areas like bathrooms and kitchens, avoid using your fingers. The bacteria/sweat in your fingers will typically effect the silicone/caulk and be more likely to develop mold and de colour over time. Lightly spray on slightly soapy water and use caulk tool or even popsicle/ice cream sticks. I’m a designer and Builder from New Zealand! 🇳🇿 Love the content
Looks great! One thing I noticed is you used mitered joints on the inside corners. It's better to use coping joints for inside corners instead to minimize gaps when the moulding expands and contracts. Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you! And yes, I have seen coping in the past, but we felt it was faster to miter the comers and made sure to add caulk to all the joints. But great point. We will see how it holds up
CRAZY how the smallest trim makes such an impact!! Really lookin good guys!! You need to reach out to DAP. They sponsor a lot of UA-cams creators. The Channel has grown enough & videos are enjoyable enough for them to sponsor you guys!! A lot of caulking still to go in that house. Just sayin... Hoping all is well guys, Dirty Jersey out!!
it looks like behind the vent covers is wood anyway, and its a ent cover, not a shelf. you dont need it to be able to withstand a load at all, the screws are just to hold it in place. Bit excesive i'd say to go through all the effort of putting it into a stud when a rawl plug would do fine.
There wasn't any wood behind the vent covers unfortunately. We tried to screw it into the drywall, but it was a very weak connection. Adding new holes to hit the studs only added about 2 minutes of work. We thought it was well worth it to not have cracked caulk later down the line
I'm in the process of reno myself and a little stump on the shoe moulding, how do you make this "chamfer"? Great videos by the way! I'm slowly watching your bathroom reno, great stuff! Lots to learn.
O M G! Of ALL projects to tackle DIY.....would you do it again on your next house? or hire professional? I chose to omit bedrooms, leaving only have 330 sq ft to refinish and I got quotes from $3300 to $4400.(in Upstate NY) You mentioned "labor of love"..that's more labor of blood, bone and soul"! Whew! GREAT JOB!
I'm having my floors refinished as I'm watching this. While I DIY damn near everything, 2 kids kinda makes floors a no go. That said, I will be throwing on the shoe molding. Was a pin nailer recommended? I've also read that an 18 guage brad nailer is best? Hows the molding holding up with pins? Great channel! Subbed.
Welcome aboard! Our shoe molding is holding up great. Pins are plenty strong. You can use a brad nailer but you will need to go back and fill in all your holes with wood filler
"This is like how Kendall Jenner cut the cucumber" 😂😂😂 Y'all continue to do great work. Loved seeing this project come together. Great mix of instructive and entertaining.
My boyfriend showed me you last night because he somehow came across your page and he told me to just look at you... YOU LOOK LIKE HIM! I'm not sure how to feel lmao do I find you attractive? Am I not supposed to find you attractive? Lmao I'm so conflicted and it's crazy because we couldn't get over how much you both look alike lmao
Bringing the miter saw inside to cut over freshly finished floors and painted baseboard is insane. Just measure each room. Write down and number your cuts and do it outside
I'm so glad I discovered your channel! My wife and I just bought our first home and although we don't have hardwood floors (we have LVP), I'm excited to see other projects that we might be able to apply to our house as well!
Welcome aboard! We have a ton more projects coming soon!
The floors look incredible! Great job guys. To think that was living under that nasty green carpet for all those year.
Thanks so much! The carpet helped to protect the oak for so many years and we are very thankful 😁
Floors look great! Huge effort.
Just a tip for when you silicon/caulk in areas like bathrooms and kitchens, avoid using your fingers. The bacteria/sweat in your fingers will typically effect the silicone/caulk and be more likely to develop mold and de colour over time.
Lightly spray on slightly soapy water and use caulk tool or even popsicle/ice cream sticks.
I’m a designer and Builder from New Zealand! 🇳🇿 Love the content
Great tip! Thanks for watching! I want to visit NZ one day
such a tedious but important detail! looks great!
It really is! Thanks!!
The floors look fabulous! Great job, the house is looking so good!
Thanks so much Debby! 😊
I love that you both always take the time to perfect the details! It really shows 👏🏼👏🏼❤
Thank you so much Steph 😁
Looks great! One thing I noticed is you used mitered joints on the inside corners. It's better to use coping joints for inside corners instead to minimize gaps when the moulding expands and contracts. Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you! And yes, I have seen coping in the past, but we felt it was faster to miter the comers and made sure to add caulk to all the joints. But great point. We will see how it holds up
CRAZY how the smallest trim makes such an impact!! Really lookin good guys!! You need to reach out to DAP. They sponsor a lot of UA-cams creators. The Channel has grown enough & videos are enjoyable enough for them to sponsor you guys!! A lot of caulking still to go in that house. Just sayin... Hoping all is well guys, Dirty Jersey out!!
It really does make such a massive difference! We would love to work with DAP
Looks amazing. Good job. All that hard work was worth it.
Thank you so much ☺️
Looking great. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Дуже добре. Ви, хлопці, продовжуєте виконувати чудову роботу.
Thank you!! Couldn’t have done the project without the van haha
it looks like behind the vent covers is wood anyway, and its a ent cover, not a shelf. you dont need it to be able to withstand a load at all, the screws are just to hold it in place. Bit excesive i'd say to go through all the effort of putting it into a stud when a rawl plug would do fine.
There wasn't any wood behind the vent covers unfortunately. We tried to screw it into the drywall, but it was a very weak connection. Adding new holes to hit the studs only added about 2 minutes of work. We thought it was well worth it to not have cracked caulk later down the line
Excellent! Love your attention to detail.
Thank you very much!
Looking really good! Great job!
Thanks!
Wow, looks great
Thank you 😊
Yayy the flooring is finally done! I can’t wait to see what you guys are going to start on next! Lol at the Kendall Jenner cucumber part 😂
Haha! We are so happy to be done with this project! Excited to show you what we got in store
I'm in the process of reno myself and a little stump on the shoe moulding, how do you make this "chamfer"? Great videos by the way! I'm slowly watching your bathroom reno, great stuff! Lots to learn.
O M G! Of ALL projects to tackle DIY.....would you do it again on your next house? or hire professional? I chose to omit bedrooms, leaving only have 330 sq ft to refinish and I got quotes from $3300 to $4400.(in Upstate NY) You mentioned "labor of love"..that's more labor of blood, bone and soul"! Whew! GREAT JOB!
Thank you!!
Gorgeous 😍
I'm having my floors refinished as I'm watching this. While I DIY damn near everything, 2 kids kinda makes floors a no go. That said, I will be throwing on the shoe molding. Was a pin nailer recommended? I've also read that an 18 guage brad nailer is best? Hows the molding holding up with pins? Great channel! Subbed.
Welcome aboard! Our shoe molding is holding up great. Pins are plenty strong. You can use a brad nailer but you will need to go back and fill in all your holes with wood filler
"This is like how Kendall Jenner cut the cucumber" 😂😂😂
Y'all continue to do great work. Loved seeing this project come together. Great mix of instructive and entertaining.
Haha! Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoy the content, and that is the balance we are trying to find - both informative and fun to watch!!
There was one wall in the living room that wasn’t fixed. Is that wall being torn down or something? I do like the renovation, though!
Thank you! And yes, that wall is eventually being torn down to open up the kitchen 😁
@@GoldenKeyDesign Wonderful! I can’t wait for the kitchen renovation!
Lmaooooo that part about Kendall Jenner cutting the cucumber cracked me up.
Bianca's a comedian at heart haha
My boyfriend showed me you last night because he somehow came across your page and he told me to just look at you... YOU LOOK LIKE HIM!
I'm not sure how to feel lmao do I find you attractive? Am I not supposed to find you attractive? Lmao I'm so conflicted and it's crazy because we couldn't get over how much you both look alike lmao
They say you have 7 doppelgangers...
@@GoldenKeyDesign well, just know you definitely have one! lol
Bringing the miter saw inside to cut over freshly finished floors and painted baseboard is insane. Just measure each room. Write down and number your cuts and do it outside
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You should really be wearing a mask while spraying
Yea not a good idea to pour dust clumps down your drains.