How to rot repair, How to use Bondo and How-to Dustin...Bonus!

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hey all you home menders! We've got rotted wood. We could replace it but no! Dustin shows us how to make the rot look like it's been replaced, fix it, seal it and move on. Believe it or not, you can say Dustin "went to college" to learn home repair, From the University of Kentucky to the coast of Virginia Beach...you can watch over Dustin's shoulder as.......
Bonus** Dustin shares how and where he learned all his skills.
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@Zytri92 Год назад

Didn’t have a dad growing up to teach me this stuff. Just got my first house and you’ve been the mentor I needed. Thanks

@homemend Год назад

Same here Gin. I had to learn from some old guy looking over his shoulder and that old guy was not my dad lol. I appreciate the comment. Keep it up!

@sofhar7162 Год назад

Thank you so much for what to use & showing how to do it & learn as a Homeowner to do it your self ! 👍🏻

@Dutchy-1168 11 месяцев назад

This Bondo is sure handy

@bailey1000100 8 месяцев назад

As many people have commented below, you either have to cut away the rotted wood completely or use the expensive wood hardener on the raw soft wood area if you can't cut any wood for whatever reason. Bondo will push out ,pop out after several months.Also if you can, drill holes in the wood where the Bondo is going to go .This allows the Bondo to "key" into the wood , or lock into the wood better.

@homemend 7 месяцев назад

Excellent input… A popular misconception… As long as the water has been stopped, and the exterior component has been coated with exterior semi gloss and sealed up with conch… The rot will stop.

@petethehandyman9185 2 года назад

Great repair Dustin! Couple of bondo tips, I use a scrap piece of dry wall as a mixing pallet,wait to add the hardener until you are at the repair site,it hardens quickly. Mix in small batches to have less waste. A plastic spreader works great and the hardened bondo is easy to remove,I can’t tell you how many metal putty knives I’ve ruined. Also if it’s a deep repair bondo glass is a good first coat as it has fiberglass strands in it for strength and use regular bondo for a smooth finish coat. Welcome back sir!

@homemend 2 года назад

Thank you so much Pete and thank you for the tip to my man. I was checking out that glass one. That is good to know and I just don’t work well with plastic therefore I had to add a 10 bucks to every repair LOL people don’t seem to mind it and I look better with that metal knife 😃 Thank you so much my friend

@keithcanfield3251 Год назад

In my experience, bondo is a temporary fix if the wood isn't first treated with boron (borax) to kill any fungus and then coated with a liquid epoxy resin to stabilize the base wood. There are kits available on line for this type of repair and I've used them with good success. Bondo only has always fallen out after time.

@homemend Год назад

Awesome input Keith. Thank you

@JackJensenTrader 11 месяцев назад

Interesting, thanks, @Keith Canfield. From watching/reading elsewhere, it seems that at least one shut chip away the rotting wood to get to all solid and go from there (even if just Bondo, as here).

@prairiecracker214 9 месяцев назад

Totally temporary without an investment in some prep,,, come on man

@snarecat3441 8 месяцев назад

Yup!

@Rexag Месяц назад

I'm a fan! I did this per your video two years ago.... that wood is going to be there for the next millenium and doesn't leak, super fine fix... like a said... negative comments can move on... because this works !!!!!!

@homemend Месяц назад

You are awesome Rex. Thank you so much for sharing.

@WonderStar3 Год назад

What a humble guy. Thanks for this tutorial, it's exactly what I needed to fix some rot on my garage door!

@homemend Год назад

Thanks ErinI appreciate the comment my friend. You’re my success story. Thanks for sharing

@jpeachjack Год назад

Love this! Nothing wrong with humble beginnings...it can teach you more than any college or university...journey on😊

@homemend Год назад

Thank you peach. Appreciating you my friend

@jlucero775 Год назад

8:29 Where he says he started his own business, “ and you can do that too!” Love that so many people need encouragement and confidence to take that leap of faith and start their own business! Love this video I have some molding around an exterior door my dog chewed when he was a puppy! I needed to fix it and really didn’t want to replace the whole mold! Great video ! Gonna try this out

@homemend Год назад

This is an awesome comment to my friend thank you so much for sharing. Loving you today!

@milesharlan1 2 года назад

Dustin... Good to see you on Saturday morning with a little bondo work on a window trim. Thanks for a little more backgrond on yourself!! Keep up the good work!!

@homemend 2 года назад

Hey miles! Absolutely. People tell me they want to hear stories LOL I’ve got some doozies. Thank you so much my friend

@kerryd25 2 года назад

Enjoyed your story Dustin! So glad to see you back with all your tips and tutorials!! : )

@homemend 2 года назад

Hey Kerry! Thank you so much. Had a lot of people wondering about Dustin. It was nice :-) thank you so much. Yes I needed a little hibernation. And probably will want it again next year LOL but I will have a few uploads ready to go this time. You’re aime KD!

@rodneyhoskins8187 11 месяцев назад

Great job. One additional step if the wood is “punky” or dry rot is to use a wood hardener before you bondo.

@homemend 10 месяцев назад

Excellent thank you

@SFDood 10 месяцев назад

@@homemend, yeah, I agree with rodney. If you know that the wood is rotten, then that bondo wont stay on there long if the base that it sits on is not solid. The wood will continue to rot away while the bondo stays. Then, after some time, it might look like you did a crappy job, but only because the wood is still rotten, not because your work was bad.

@DanielinLaTuna 9 месяцев назад

@@homemendRodney and SF make a good point. If anyone is wondering what a good wood fiber hardener (consolidator I think is what it’s called), Abatron makes one. They also have a two part epoxy filler, but it is much more expensive than Bondo.

@chipcook6646 9 месяцев назад

Was going to say that. two part epoxy the best they do make a single stage.

@aleksandra1046 11 месяцев назад

I have been searching all night and no one explained it as simply and step by step as you did. Thank you so much! My first time watching one of your videos but I am now a big fan!!!!

@homemend 11 месяцев назад

This is an awesome, Alexa and it’s getting the heart. Thank you

@mikemcdermott1026 10 месяцев назад

antifreeze to stop rot

@MultiGrammi Год назад

Just came across your video and I sure need to use your skills to repair the molding around the service door of the garage. My husband is blind and the sons are busy with their families so this 72 year old great grandma will be repairing this fall before I paint the trim arounnd the service door and main garage door! Thank you SO much! Now to finish painting the 2 decks!

@homemend Год назад

You are a superstar. You got this. Thank you so much for sharing :-)

@dborg56 2 года назад

I have added sawdust to the Bondo. This allows for thermal expansion in cold climates. Had it on for a few years and no problems…so far.

@homemend 2 года назад

Awesome suggestion D. Can’t wait to try this one. Thanks for sharing

@bpo6955 Год назад

Thank you! Awesome video, Dustin. Getting ready to do my first bondo repair, and this information was incredibly helpful

@homemend Год назад

Thank you Bp I appreciate you saying so

@amothinisengard6505 2 года назад

Always love your videos! They're so helpful and I never feel talked down to. This one was particularly timely - just found some rotten wood and was not excited whatsoever to replace it. As for the kids who want to snap in lightbulbs, hey, someone's gotta be on the left end of the bell curve! That's called job security ;)

@homemend 2 года назад

Hey cat! So happy that it helped you. You’ve got this. Thank you so much for the comment. Many people say that and I’m guessing it’s because that’s how I break it down to explain it to myself LOL. Thank you so much for watching !

@luke2042 2 года назад

Dustin you're the man. Thanks for sharing some of your story bro.

@homemend 2 года назад

Thank you Luke. I appreciate you listening my friend

@tbates7053 Год назад

Thank you for teaching me how to mix the bondo and use it.

@homemend Год назад

Absolutely t I appreciate the comment and thanks for watching

@smileyhappyradio Год назад

I just found an old video of yours, great channel, glad your still making videos for so long!

@homemend Год назад

Thank you so much happy! Together we should be able to fix just about anything. Happy to have you and… It’s my most favorite job ever :-)

@randallcombs2362 2 года назад

Born and raised in Lexington Kentucky. I’ve been subscribed for a few years and I’ve used your help for a few home projects. Small world

@homemend 2 года назад

Hey Randall. Absolutely, you’re definitely a homeboy. That one after UK was down on Hagerman off of vine. He owned the whole street and the block of Maxwell.100 year old houses. Now that’s a tough place to learn. Thank you so much for watching!

@superduperboyx 11 месяцев назад

thank you for this wholesome video! I came here to learn to use the bondo, but left with wisdom and knowledge..

@homemend 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much super Duper. I appreciate you watching my friend

@HumbleStartBigFinish 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing the tips and stories, Dustin. Just bought my first house and your videos have helped me figure out so much brother 👊🏼

@homemend 2 года назад

Stick around Samuel. You’re gonna be paying for that house a long time my friend LOL thank you so much for being part of the journey and so glad to be sharing with you.

@louiselowe1568 Год назад

You can use little amount of Vaseline inside yr guide board then doesn’t stick, also can tap in yr nails only half in on guide board then simple as to get the nails out and loosen the guide board. Just what I’ve picked on watching other you tubes on doing similar repairs. Great video, hello from New Zealand 🇳🇿

@sitcomchristian6886 2 года назад

Right on, exactly what I was looking for! I'm getting into flipping furniture and have some messed up corners on a piece I was hoping to repair. One gal said she used Bondo but you actually showed HOW to do it :)

@homemend 2 года назад

Hey sitcom Christian! Yes I’ve been in the business a long time but I have recently picked up Bondo a couple years ago, on a house it’s typically easier to replace it and frankly probably needs it. I haven’t used anything that would hold up on furniture except Bondo. You got this. Thanks for sharing

@Manitou36 Год назад

Just found your channel while I was searching how to fix my wood rot, you seem like a very humble and knowledgeable dude, I think I will go out and give it a go and see if I can get it to look as beautiful as yours, thanks for the info, God bless, have a great day 😁🤙

@homemend Год назад

This is an awesome comment from Steven Smith. Thank you sir I appreciate you. Hearing comments like these make it worth it! Hats off to you

@joshr223 Год назад

Just found your channel and my story is similar to yours. Just went out on my own a couple of months ago. I really like how you don’t over complicate your process. Thanks for the videos man.

@homemend Год назад

That is awesome Josh. It’s definitely something needed in this business one guy help the next guy. And here’s some thing definitely to help you out. First the home repair ecourse is awesome and making lots of people happy but I also offer a business course that teaches all my tips tricks i used to run a six-figure business. Check this out my man and thank you so much for commenting www.thehomemenders.com/e-course

@joshr223 Год назад

@@homemend i would HIGHLY recommend uploading all of your videos to rumble,brandnewtube,brighteon,andbitchute they’re missing how to content there.

@Brightly747 Год назад

Wouldn't it ave been better to have removed the rotted wood, then fill in using bondo?

@electechchannel3739 11 месяцев назад

Glad I found this page, thank you sir!

@homemend 11 месяцев назад

I am happy you’re here elect. Thank you!

@debbiesineath1952 Год назад

Thank you for your encouragement !

@homemend Год назад

You are most welcome Debbie’s. Thank you

@ohiohomesteader4207 2 года назад

Outstanding video!!!!..... always learn something new from your videos....thanks!!

@homemend 2 года назад

Thank you so much Ohio. I love to share. Thank you friend

@chriswilkes236 Год назад

Thanks so much for this. A great help. Yes, you have given me the confidence for my own repair.

@homemend Год назад

You are a success story my friend. Thank you so much for sharing

@heterogeneityrocks1 2 года назад

Love your video's. Love the new format. God bless

@homemend 2 года назад

Thank you so much HR. That is super encouraging and yes He is amazing and loves His kids.

@ajsbrushworksllc8348 Год назад

Bro!! That paint stick trick for the corner is high speed!! Been doing painting and minor repairs for a long time...wish someone had shown me that sooner. New sub!! Keep making videos, great stuff!!

@homemend Год назад

Hey AW. Thank you so much for this comment. The ones coming from tradesmen are worth two. You are awesome, keep doing what you’re doing my friend! The only way to get out of this trade is to teach someone else to do it. Thank you so much for sharing

@JR007x 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing your story and sounds amazing and glad you were able to find something you love and can continue to do it! PS, another great video, thank you.

@homemend 2 года назад

Thank you so much JR. God has a way of working things out like that. He knows what you want and what you need. To tell you the truth when I made my first video I never thought about having a RU-vid channel, it just kind of happened. Thank you for being there my friend

@BumbleBeeTF 3 месяца назад

I like how you tell two stories in one video. Great video!

@homemend 2 месяца назад

Awesome thank you so much for sharing bumblebee

@benbwma 9 месяцев назад

Great job! Thank for the awesome instructions and demonstration. I’m confident that I can repair my rotten kitchen window sill. 😊

@homemend 9 месяцев назад

Thank you Ben… It’s my favorite job ever. You rock my friend. Thanks for sharing.

@avocado38258 2 года назад

Great quick fix! Especially with how high wood is right now. Love all your videos 😁

@homemend 2 года назад

Thank you Angeleen! And you are so right. I’m sure glad I planted those trees back then :-). Thanks so much for commenting

@timj1196 2 года назад

Thanks for the History Lesson bro . Humble beginnings ! I like that...🤙

@homemend 2 года назад

Appreciating you TiMJ. Thank you

@LSinclair Год назад

Thank you for this video! I was clueless before on bondo.

@homemend Год назад

You got this Mark key! Confidence. Thanks for commenting

@OvGraphics Год назад

Super thanks HM. Got a little door and window repair to do. Paid quite a bit o' money to get invested in hole hardener and bondo. Got it sitting right here. Then it occurred to me that I might orter go see how it's done to try and stave off some of those 'uh ohs' that us pudknockers get into. You took the time to present a very enjoyable and informative vid. Just what I was looking for. You the man, man! Did good and I thank ya. Norm was down in Alabam

@homemend Год назад

Hey 0V. Thank you so much for sharing. And I appreciate such an awesome comment. Lovin Alabama

@joseph-ine452 Год назад

Outstanding. Great work Bud.

@homemend Год назад

Thank you Joseph, it was fun doing it. I appreciate the comment

@Johnnyouknow 2 года назад

Love the channel brother, very helpful in my diy adventure!

@homemend 2 года назад

Johnny and yes Heather. You guys are who the channel is for. Thank you so much for being there!

@josepereles7129 7 месяцев назад

Thank you for the video man, you saved me a coulple of bucks in repairs. Appreciate it

@homemend 7 месяцев назад

Awesome my friend. Thanks for commenting.

@michaelrussell499 2 года назад

Good to see you back!!!!!! 😀

@homemend 2 года назад

Hey Michael thanks so much my friend. I needed some hibernation time. Now that I know I want this I want to do it every year so I’ll make sure I have a few extra uploads ready to go. Thanks so much for commenting.

@Jowamana Год назад

Very informative videos you have thank you very much for teaching us

@homemend Год назад

Hey lady. This is an awesome comment. Thank you so much! And you are most welcome

@joequilit6454 7 месяцев назад

Thanks Dustin! Super instruction video.

@homemend 7 месяцев назад

Awesome Joe. Thank you for watching.

@douglaschandler199 Год назад

Thanks Dustin for the education. Good info.

@homemend Год назад

Thank you Douglas. I appreciate you being there

@Redlegarty Год назад

really cool video. Thank you. I learned how to fix my dry rot but you're also a really good storyteller. Subscribed...

@homemend Год назад

Thank you my friend it was fun doing it. I appreciate you watching!

@timothyjones2143 Год назад

Thanks for the video and sharing that story

@homemend Год назад

Thank you TJ appreciating you my friend thanks so much for sharing

@user-tk6bx7iv6x Год назад

512, 512, go ahead for 512 yeah we got a bondo job coming in hot! I love that your college trained! I was seriously laughing my ass off! Thanks for the lesson.

@homemend Год назад

Now that is a good comment my friend. Thank you so much for watching

@artistlovepeace Год назад

Thanks for the demo.

@homemend Год назад

Thank you Be!

@afa6361 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for the video. You seem to be a good guy. Wish you best of luck.

@homemend 11 месяцев назад

Hey AFA! Appreciating you today. Thanks for watching

@mptr1783 6 месяцев назад

Youre awesome my man..........kudos to you for all you do!

@homemend 3 месяца назад

Thank you, sir! I appreciate you watching

@bretyoung1869 Год назад

Great job, really enjoyed the video. You did a great job, thanks 👍🏽😍🇺🇸

@homemend Год назад

Thank you Brett! Great comment my friend appreciating you

@jeffthewhiff 10 месяцев назад

Dustin, I enjoyed watching this video as it was very informative. The one thing though I would like to mention is that I have used the Bondo All-Purpose product in making repairs to my home, but it did not last through the cold weather season, so I have applied the Bondo Wood Filler instead as it is designed speciafically for interior or exterior wood applications.

@homemend 10 месяцев назад

This one did pretty well. In Virginia Beach we don’t get below freezing often. I’m sure that makes a big difference. Thanks for sharing.

@jeffthewhiff 10 месяцев назад

@@homemend Okay, yes, I am sure that the colder temperatures would make a difference because I tried an experiment with All-Purpose Bondo last fall. I ground-our several knot holes on some pine trim boards on my house and filled them with Bondo. I noticed in the spring that most of the holes I filled with Bondo where the knots were did not hold and the Bondo fell out.

@Magnum44NC Год назад

Very helpful, thank you.

@homemend Год назад

Thank you magnum!

@FLSonshine 2 месяца назад

Thank you!

@riche.9990 Месяц назад

Thanks for the video. Now I'll try to fix our window trim.

@homemend Месяц назад

You got this

@MrSteelr4life 2 месяца назад

Thanks for this video!

@homemend 2 месяца назад

You are most welcome. Thank you.

@mikefennema5561 10 месяцев назад

I have used the bodo wood repair trick for years. As it sets up I find a sharp paint scraper works great for leveling off the hardened filler. In severely damaged areas I install drywall screws which will be inbeded in the bondo to ensure a lasting repair.

@homemend 10 месяцев назад

Awesome. Thanks for sharing

@AY72AZ 11 месяцев назад

I love how you tell stories along with explaining the repair. I have sons but the world we live in now it’s hard to find other men encouraging each other to be “men” if that makes any sense? Thank you😊

@homemend 11 месяцев назад

Hey AY! I understand completely my friend. We keep doing what we’re doing. I appreciate you saying so and thank you for watching

@markpang8847 10 месяцев назад

Sir, you make it look EASY! great work. i know that it isnt so easy to make it look that tidy. thanks for the video. youve got a new sub! looking forward to learning more from your videos.

@homemend 10 месяцев назад

Thank you Mark. Building confidence, my friend. thehomemenders.com/e-course/

@brianmccafferty1470 11 месяцев назад

Nice work Dustin!

@homemend 11 месяцев назад

Thank you Brian. I appreciate the comment

@chancelast6364 2 года назад

go ahead😂thanks for this..I'm feeling confident that I can repair the rot near my windows👍

@homemend 2 года назад

That is awesome chance. You can never forget where you came from LOL. Thank you so much for commenting

@H0L1DAY1 Год назад

I've never seen anyone ever use bondo like this.I used to work auto body and was surprised seeing this but it came out great. I was hoping you'd paint it but it was a quick cheap fix. Good job.

@homemend Год назад

Thank you my friend. I appreciate the comment!

@terryodonnell5739 Год назад

Thanks for this informative video. This is really going to help so I don't muff it up.

@homemend Год назад

Thank you Terry I appreciate the comment

@chadmckeighan6726 Год назад

Great video. Genius brother!

@homemend Год назад

Thank you my friend! I appreciate the comment

@Lovect18 9 месяцев назад

Thanks Dustin. I’m recently retired and interested in doing some of my own home repairs. Think your channel’ will give me good tips!🙌🏽💯

@homemend 9 месяцев назад

Absolutely love. Master your domain. The course is for you. thehomemenders.com/courses/#home-owner

@age_of_reason 11 месяцев назад

That tip to use the cap as a mixing cup was a life saver. I would have never thought of that and the instructions don't say to do this.

@homemend 11 месяцев назад

Awesome comment my friend, age of reason when you’re out in the field, you adapt improvise and you over come. Thanks for being there.

@jamesfrancois1727 9 месяцев назад

Thanks Bro. I really needed it....

@homemend 9 месяцев назад

We all do my friend. Thank you James… More for you, my friend check out the business Ecorse… You’ll love it.

@nestorroman2694 2 года назад

Congratulations on your success!

@homemend 2 года назад

Thank you Nestor! Always a pleasure.

@electricalron Год назад

Good stuff, Dustin. We all get better with experience and lets face it, we all screw things up along the way too.

@homemend Год назад

Absolutely my friend… All the times we’ve had. Thanks for sharing

@KK-xz2so Год назад

Hey! Thanks for sharing. Was about to get someone to come out trying to charge $1500 plus other touch ups outside the house but I’m going to try this myself.

@homemend Год назад

Hey KK. 1500 is an awesome incentive. You got this

@DavidSmith3750 Год назад

Awesome job there mate. Ty

@homemend Год назад

Thank you my friend!

@steven.labrenz_AK731 Год назад

Nice Bondo work!

@homemend Год назад

Thank you Steven Appreciating you sir!

@suzanneschristie Год назад

Bondo is fairly toxic, so you should always wear a good VOC respirator and gloves when it's wet and then a good quality dust mask when sanding it. Love your videos, stay safe.

@homemend Год назад

Thanks for sharing Suzanne

@patrickdunham9490 Год назад

Hey, this video was super helpful! I had no idea Bondo existed, but I need to fix a rotten spot in a ground level window frame, so I went looking online for a tutorial. Your video made it quick and easy. Thanks! And I went to UK back when the Kirwan and Blanding towers were still there. I do not envy you having to keep those hives running. : p

@homemend Год назад

Awesome Patrick so glad it helped you. Thank you for sharing!

@dongrooms7291 Год назад

I'm glad I found this channel. And I'm glad you changed your hair style from your first job 😆

@homemend Год назад

Hey Don I was rocking it for a time my friend. Thank you so much for commenting, it was fun growing out the hair while filming lol

@FdViv 7 месяцев назад

Nice story man keep up the good work !

@homemend 7 месяцев назад

Thank you my friend. I appreciate you watching.

@denk25143 Месяц назад

great also use card board box spare to mix and save clear plastic lid

@felipericketts Год назад

Now I know how to fix my door! Thanks! 🙂

@homemend Год назад

Thank you!

@ethelperry4529 Год назад

Thanks, best to you & yours 😊👵🐢

@homemend Год назад

Thank you my friend!

@BeachGirlLaw 10 месяцев назад

Excellent! 👌

@homemend 10 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@bx9420 9 месяцев назад

You are hilarious 😂 Loved learning from!

@homemend 9 месяцев назад

That is awesome Dex thank you so much for sharing this. I appreciate the comment :-)

@jimkanzelmeyer7722 Год назад

God's blessings and protection, and thank you for your sharing heart.

@homemend Год назад

Thank you so much Jim. He is gracious my friend. Thank you for commenting!

@kristins4749 2 года назад

Dustin’s back! We missed you. Let’s get to it!

@homemend 2 года назад

Hey Kristin! Thank you so much. I needed a little hibernation time and I will definitely be wanting to do it again next year also LOL but I’ll make sure I have a few uploads on deck and ready to go. Thanks for being there

@angiewilson8936 2 года назад

Omg.. I'm in Lexington ky and I've lived here all my life.. I knew you were awesome for a reason.. are you still here. It's a small world...

@homemend 2 года назад

Hi Angie. Thank you so much! I worked for UK for about three years and then another three years I worked for touchstone properties on Hagerman. I was a military kid and very nomadic in my life so no I’m not still there, I got antsy and split for the coast :-)

@bluegables 8 месяцев назад

Wish I had seen this yesterday. I had the same situation used the wood filler but it's not strong enough. I do car DIY so I have this Bondo at home too.

@homemend 8 месяцев назад

Hey Blue Gable. I’ll be here next time!

@jacob6string Год назад

Good job

@homemend Год назад

Thank you Jacob. Appreciate the comment

@robingupta23 Год назад

Exactly what i was looking for l! Thank you for the tutorial. I have a similar situation at the bottom of the front door. Do i need to worry about the defective wood underneath that can potentially expand and do damage from inside?

@homemend Год назад

Hey Robin. As long as the damaged area is contained and sealed up with a fresh coat of paint on it you are good to go. Thanks so much for commenting

@smilemia4549 2 года назад

Great job👍Dustin l had talk you last year about a small bathroom floor it need to be replace. the only thing wall is so close to the feat duck

@homemend 2 года назад

Hey Mia! Thank you so much. Jump on the mighty network and show us what you’ve got! Thanks so much for sharing

@collegeguy14 8 месяцев назад

Hah I went to UK also back in 06-10 Worked for a few big property managers around as well. Thanks for sharing.

@homemend 8 месяцев назад

Thank you, college guy… Go cats!

@robertippoliti5186 11 месяцев назад

good job. live long and prosper

@homemend 11 месяцев назад

Thank you Robert!

@josephr.carbonemdfapa5967 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for a great video!! Do you have a video on repairing rotting deck support beams?

@homemend 4 месяца назад

You’re most welcome Joseph thank you and it is on my list

@ingridphillip5367 Год назад

Thanks for your video. My house have sordus siding I need to fill the small holes before I paint what is the best items also I am in a very cold state

@homemend Год назад

Bondo is awesome Ingrid. You got this

@Majicalcreatures Год назад

Awesome! Thanks!!! 🏆🥳

@homemend Год назад

Thank M!

@mezza0188 3 месяца назад

Great video😊

@homemend 3 месяца назад

You are awesome. Thank you!

@yesyoga 4 месяца назад

Wonderful!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@homemend 3 месяца назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@esmeraldagomez185 Год назад

Thank u for the step by step instructions I a women and love to learn these things so I can do my own little repairs around my home .God bless .how do u fix a town window screen ?😄

@homemend Год назад

Thank you Esmeralda. I appreciate the comment

@stylicho Год назад

Thanks for the video. I already did my window sill with wood filler (pretty big chunks taken out) and was wondering if that's okay to use instead of bondo. I haven't primed nor painted it yet though

@homemend Год назад

Bondo worked awesome for me here. I would roll with it!

@sunflowerzelda45 Год назад

Oh thank u, 2 lab puppies chewed a corner off the porch, and I had no idea how to make the guide for the corner edge. ta da single old woman with 2 big dogs no longer chewing up everything in sight. Guess it is time to fix the damage. :) Now I know how.

@homemend Год назад

Thank you Barb. You are awesome now let’s get to it!