😂😂😂😂 never seen skirting installed like that in my life 😂😂😂😂 half the wallpaper backing was still left on the walls. Someone needs to tell the old boy to hang the boots up
Thank you so much for your brilliant advice. I stripped my skirting board much to the disapproval of my partner and family....too fussy etc. So in doing so i hacked a big gap behind the skirting much like your skirting in your video. I didnt like plastering job that ww had done and i attempted to chip away the lumps of plastering but ended up with huge rugged hole. My partner said the wall needs to be replastered and its just been left for over a year. Any way thanks a million to you! I can now silence my critics and follow your advice. Im going to surprise everyone and try to do it whilst everyone goes away for a break! I will be tuning in for more of your advice and tips....really inspiring and liberating! You have a fabulous way of explaining clear and you make things sound straightforward and uncomplicated.
I appreciate your video more than you can imagine. Thank you so much. I just Moved into the property where upon stripping 5 layers of wallpapers this kind of holes was what I found. I feel less frightened of it now and more confident to tackle the job in hand. ❤
Liked and subscribed. I’ve got a ton of diy to do in a new house so I think I’m going to be watching these videos a lot 😅 project seems less daunting now I’ve seen the video - thanks a lot 😁
Thanks for sharing your video and knowledge. I would just add one note: when you are painting between two colours, the lines must be more smooth, more straight and less imperfection.
@Glen T . Caulk is flexible and can be smoothed with finger, not sanded . It is used to fill gaps down the edges of door frames tops of skirting boards internal mitres on skirting boards, pollifiller is a brand off filler that makes fillers for holes that can be sanded, they also make caulk aswell. hope this helps.
A lot of skirting board with radiators above have pipe work above the skirting, maybe you can paint the pipes the same as the wall colour if they are above the skirting board. maybe you could box the plpe work in. I would need to see the situation to be honest, hope these suggestions give you an idea.
I have gaps the same as your video but not as deep.. I'm wondering if the foam comes out fast.. I don't want it to go everywhere.. I just need a small amount? I probably sound ridiculous but I have NO CLUE how to do anything DIY & have no choice but to do it myself! Any advice would be much appreciated.
Is it safe to use expandable foam near a socket? It's flamamable and insulates. So if the wires get hot, it could cause a fire couldnt it? Because the heat can't escape.
After researching it, i make you right, you definitely dont want to over do it and cover the wire so its double insulated. So make sure the cable is in a conguate. This is why i love the comment section, you just always keep learning.
Whoever fitted that skirting done a right bodge job!
It was the clients dad lol, at least he had a go though.
Lol that's what u noticed
😂😂😂😂 never seen skirting installed like that in my life 😂😂😂😂 half the wallpaper backing was still left on the walls. Someone needs to tell the old boy to hang the boots up
The expanding foam is a good trick, thanks!
Thankyou for watching.
Thank you so much for your brilliant advice.
I stripped my skirting board much to the disapproval of my partner and family....too fussy etc. So in doing so i hacked a big gap behind the skirting much like your skirting in your video. I didnt like plastering job that ww had done and i attempted to chip away the lumps of plastering but ended up with huge rugged hole.
My partner said the wall needs to be replastered and its just been left for over a year.
Any way thanks a million to you! I can now silence my critics and follow your advice.
Im going to surprise everyone and try to do it whilst everyone goes away for a break!
I will be tuning in for more of your advice and tips....really inspiring and liberating!
You have a fabulous way of explaining clear and you make things sound straightforward and uncomplicated.
@penny King . Thankyou for the kind comment and feedback, good luck with your project, please let me know how you get on.
I appreciate your video more than you can imagine. Thank you so much. I just
Moved into the property where upon stripping 5 layers of wallpapers this kind of holes was what I found. I feel less frightened of it now and more confident to tackle the job in hand. ❤
Thankyou for watching, let me know how you get on.
Very well explained I have seen many videos on the same issue but only this videos I found helpful. Thank you
@Haris Malik . Thankyou very much.
Great video! Thanks!
Thankyou Very much.
Thank you very much for uploading this type of educational video it really helps.
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@goaway135 . Thankyou very much.
Liked and subscribed. I’ve got a ton of diy to do in a new house so I think I’m going to be watching these videos a lot 😅 project seems less daunting now I’ve seen the video - thanks a lot 😁
@Joseph Edlin . Thankyou for your support and kind comment, and thankyou for watching.
Top man, helpful video! Helps me finish my project on the daughters room
Thankyou Very much.
Great video just what I was looking for 👍
@Suleiman G . Thankyou very much.
Your video was so helpful! Thanks mate!
Thankyou for watching.
Thank you this video as helped me so much.
You are welcome, thankyou for watching.
Well done Steve just got some to do my self wasn’t sure how to go about it thanks
@Crabby veteran gamer . Thankyou very much, and good luck with your project.
Keep the uploads comin mate!
@Robbie Leonard . Thankyou bud, and will do.
Thanks for sharing your video and knowledge. I would just add one note: when you are painting between two colours, the lines must be more smooth, more straight and less imperfection.
Thankyou very much for watching.
Brilliant video
Thankyou Very much.
Great vid....joiner wants shooting tho
It was the clients dad that did it lol, at least he had a go and got it done.
can you please tell me the difference between caulk and polyfilla.....many thanks.
@Glen T . Caulk is flexible and can be smoothed with finger, not sanded . It is used to fill gaps down the edges of door frames tops of skirting boards internal mitres on skirting boards, pollifiller is a brand off filler that makes fillers for holes that can be sanded, they also make caulk aswell. hope this helps.
i got this problem, but i have pipe in just above the skirting and a radiator, any idea how to do it please?
A lot of skirting board with radiators above have pipe work above the skirting, maybe you can paint the pipes the same as the wall colour if they are above the skirting board. maybe you could box the plpe work in. I would need to see the situation to be honest, hope these suggestions give you an idea.
Nice one do you ever use the does free senders
@Mark Crotty . I am not sure what you mean bud.
Brilliant video just bought a dust free sender Makes life much easier and no dust
@Mark Crotty Thats great. What one did you get.
I have gaps the same as your video but not as deep.. I'm wondering if the foam comes out fast.. I don't want it to go everywhere.. I just need a small amount?
I probably sound ridiculous but I have NO CLUE how to do anything DIY & have no choice but to do it myself!
Any advice would be much appreciated.
Put a sheet down first, then use the foam, leave until fully dry, any accidents should come of when fully dry.
@@Inexteriors Thankyou so much..
Appreciated. 😉
did you shoot the carpenter?
The clients dad did it lol, at least he had a go.
Festool
I have looked at the mirka.
@@Inexteriors Nice sender couldnt believe how good it is for keeping the dust away
yep a must buy i sold all my mirka to switch to festool both good sanders though !
@@markcrotty5910 sander, not sender
Intro too long
Thankyou for your input. I do agree, it was changed ages ago.
Is it safe to use expandable foam near a socket? It's flamamable and insulates. So if the wires get hot, it could cause a fire couldnt it? Because the heat can't escape.
@Inexteriorstv Hi. I've read they are all flammable, even after drying. Don't know what to believe, really.
After researching it, i make you right, you definitely dont want to over do it and cover the wire so its double insulated. So make sure the cable is in a conguate. This is why i love the comment section, you just always keep learning.