I had this good fancy gaming chair that it's armrest peeled off during usage over the years. I wanted to order some padded armrest covers from aliexpress, But then I remembered that I got a pair of shoes from aliexpress last week that were a bit small for me, So I've used it as an instant fix. Thank you Aliexpress. lol. https://preview.redd.it/4qlg1duwnvsd1.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2033ea28fc1ea66a2c50f7f0f347d794d729d2ef...

I’m finishing this basement room and trying to frame this wall underneath a fireplace. 1926 house. This block (2x8) is clearly part of the original form for the concrete foundation and the brick of the chimney is butted right up against it on the other side. If you look at the pictures you can see that it goes straight outside. It wasn’t noticeable...

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Just bought a new house. In the past year I've noticed a few of these cracks in the siding more apparent. Is this an DYI fix or do I need to have someone repaint and reseal everything? Noticing some nails work their way out of the siding. I think it's painted wooden siding. Want to avoid any entrance for rot, termites, etc. Can someone help me with...

I sanded first and because of scuffs/dings, sanded a little harder on some spots. (Down to the MDF) These spots are now showing through the paint. I was recommended a Melamine Alkyd Enamel paint from the sales rep. I thought he said it was a paint and primer but now looking at the can I don’t see anything about it being a primer but also nothing about...

My concrete wall has a skim coat. When I run my fingers to it I can see some of it in my skin. I am having problems determining what kind of paint to use. The one I tried just keeps peeling off after sometime. On a related note, i want to have an industrial finish, will a sealant do it and not peel off? submitted by /u/captainbarbell [link]...