#2439 – Cabinet Couture: Kitchen Cabinet Makeovers | Designer Air Vents | Textured Surface Repairs
Aug 12, 2024•40 min•Transcript available on Metacast Episode description
SHOW NOTES:
Join us today to hear tips on giving your kitchen cabinets a fresh new look without spending a fortune, learn about innovative air vents that double as design elements, and uncover a fast solution for fixing textured walls and ceilings. And as always, we’re here with answers to your latest home improvement questions to help get your DIY projects done!
- Kitchen Cabinets: Cook up a new look for your kitchen cabinets with these budget-friendly options.
- Air Vents: Function meets fashion when HVAC air vents become beautiful design features.
- Textured Surfaces: Get a smooth solution for rough repairs of textured walls and ceilings with this DIY product.
Q & A:
- Linoleum Flooring: What kind of kitchen flooring can be used over old sheet linoleum? Patrilla has lots of options, including engineered vinyl plank and laminate flooring.
- Concrete Repair: Robert gets how-to advice on how to remove and repair a spacer that washed away on his concrete walkway.
- Cedar Siding: Cindy’s cedar shingle siding was stained but is now fading. Priming the siding and applying a new coat of solid color stain will last longer than paint.
- Porch Columns: Mike wants to change the look of the tall columns on his porch but can’t find replacements. He should consult an architect for a new design that will still offer structural support.
- Carpenter Ants: A big tree infested with carpenter ants was taken down close to Anna’s house. We reassure her that they’re not likely to start coming into her home.
- Water Odor: There’s a rotten egg smell in Dave’s house and the bathroom fixtures are all rusty. He should have the well water tested and check the water heater anode rod.
- Kitchen Sink: Kathy is used to having a double sink in the kitchen, but learns about the advantages of having a single bowl sink that provides more room for washing large items.
- Insulation: Is it necessary to have a vapor barrier for a second-story drop ceiling with insulation above it? We agree it’s not something Norm needs.
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