All the ingredients for this were purchased and I sailed away following the instructions given. But I have rapidly lost confidence.
If it doesn't all go well I will call back my friendly tradie...:) Tomorrow I need to plaster and smooth before painting. Should be able to manage that - everybody says I'm "just like your father" and he was an expert DIYer so I should be able to make him proud?
Wish me luck!
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I do admire you, we have accepted our limitations with getting older altho' we do tackle some jobs. But anything that involves building or decorating
we get a trades man.Good luck.
I have no idea what happened to your wall there but I hope you did manage to DIY and it's all fine now.
Thanks Chris, I like to think that I can do smaller jobs as tradies are so expensive but I do admit to little confidence although this time everything turned out alright in the end:)
Hi Jo, some years ago a "cowboy tradie" had to come and fix a pipe going up from the apartment below through the cavity behind a wardrobe and he left a mess which I ground my teeth over but never fixed. Now I want to sell my apartment needs must and I feel quite clever at having done this. However I am much better at stitching than DIY:)
I'm sure you can figure it out!
Thanks Lenore I did get it sorted out and have been able to progress with selling my place.
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