The Baseboard Repair Method That Changes Everything!!! 

Thanks buddy. Hopefully there's just enough info there for people to take on the repair themselves.

Agreed!

Agreed!

Exactly. Perfect from start to end.

Not only how, but WHY he does it that way. That's an important part of a how-to for me.

Good tip.

These are so useful. First time owning a house or renovating one is a universe of random shit and tips and problems that’s mind blowing

Glad to hear!

I agree. This is probably some of the best editing I’ve saw with these types of videos. As all said, right to point, yet still great steps and info between and no fluff to fill time. 👍

Thought the same as soon as he said hard to find. In Canada, that phrase means it costs more then the thing you're fixing.

I appreciate the info, thank you

By ‘regular’ do you mean the Bondo painters putty?

@@ProudZionist12 Bondo "filler". Putty usually refers to glazing putty so no.

Most outside house painters do

Thanks buddy

Seems to me being organized helps. And taking the time to do proper prep work. The coat of paint can work miracles but you have to do the prep that doesn't show so that paint looks flawless. Like installing a zipper when constructing a garment. Take the time to smoothly baste the dreaded zipper exactly where it needs to be before going to the sewing machine. I do not like hand sewing *at all* but I learned that my results were much more professional and I rarely had to tear out stitches and start over. So I hand baste my zippers before topstitching. I don't dread sewing in zippers anymore, either.

Thanks for passing on some knowledge

And most importantly it’s much cheaper.

We used the auto Bondo in professional furniture repair. I saw an armoire that had a crushed side and leg…forklift booboo. Once the repair technician was done you couldn’t tell at all that it was repaired. I really looked at it for imperfections. Dark stained matched and everything. From then on I knew to inspect the interior of furniture. 😂

Yup, I've used Bondo automotive with plywood boat building.

Actually not a great idea in this location. While it is good stuff the odor is horrendous and I have had many complaints. There are other reasons not to use it

Saw that too. lol

Best wishes on the repair 🍻

I thought the same.

Thanks buddy, hope the tips are useful🍻

Here here🍻

Thanks for the sub!

Regular bondo is usable on wood.. says right on the container

It would likely take me a few hours to do.

The green banded stuff right? It can be really hard to sand, but get it really close the first time and it's harder, I think, than Bondo.

Надо использовать старую малярную ленту или самую дешевую. Она плохо приклеивается и легко снимается, можно феном для волос погреть

Thank you! Cheers!

Cost. Try buying 700ft of wood baseboard vs MDF.

Cheap. I see it in bathrooms and wet areas. Awful.

@@Longtack55 Never had a problem with it indoors. Crazy tho I’ve seen it on exterior trim.

Good to know! I couldn’t find it available in Canada, I had to order some and pick it up in Washington.

Some of those houses are still standing only thanks to all cracks glued with bondo.

A bunch of TikTokers just steal my videos. Pretty sad.

What's the Dry time on the red?

I think the red "bondo" in the tubes is more of a glazing putty. It excels at small, shallow repairs and will crack and shrink on bigger stuff.

Thanks buddy🍻

Ceiling cracks are difficult to deal with! If the cracks aren't to extreme you can try put some white latex caulking into the crack and smooth it over. That can take the eye away from it and sometimes is a quick fix. Otherwise your looking at scraping off the section, retaping, mudding, retexturing.

@@TheFunnyCarpenter Thank you

This particular Bondo comes with a blue hardener so the colour is strange.

Thanks Maria, hope you're having a great day over on the other side of the world!

@@TheFunnyCarpenter Summer, Saturday morning, life is good.

Thanks for watching 🍻