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how to repair a dashboard crack

Published 3 years agoUpdated 2 years ago

· Need to quickly and cheaply repair a cracked dashboard? With other cars, all you may need is to prevent the cracking from getting worse. In this video, I'll ...

how to repair a drywall ceiling

Published 3 years agoUpdated 2 years ago

· Screw the 1x3s to the truss framing with 2-1/2-in. drywall screws spaced every 16 inches. Hang the new 5/8-in. drywall, tape and apply 3 coats of lightweight spackle to finish. If there are any ceiling fixtures you will have to add extensions to the electrical boxes so they are flush with the new ceiling.

how to repair a flat tire

Published 3 years agoUpdated 2 years ago

· Learn how to Fix a Flat Tire yourself so you can get back on the road! I show the entire process of fixing a flat tire from how to inflate the flat tire, how...

how to repair a granite chip

Published 3 years agoUpdated 2 years ago

· How to Repair Chipped Granite Step 1: Clean the Chipped Area. Using a rag, clean the area around the chip with the ammonia-based cleaner. Use... Step 2: Mask the Area. Use …

how to repair a leaky bathtub faucet

Published 3 years agoUpdated 2 years ago

· Quick easy and clear step by step tutorial on how to fix a leaking bathtub faucetHave a leaking Single Handle Bathtub faucet? Here is how to fix it quick and...

how to repair a leather car seat

Published 3 years agoUpdated 2 years ago

· Place that fabric behind/under the leather itself. Next, take the adhesive and work it into the affected area making sure the adhesive fills the rip …

how to repair a leather rip

Published 3 years agoUpdated 2 years ago

1. Reposition ripped leather edges. Using the dull end of the needle, position the torn leather back into place the best you can. Apply a piece of scotch tape or painters tape over the tear to hold the leather in position. (*Press the tape onto your skin a few times to remove some of the stickiness first.) 2. Locate tear from the interior.