Fixing Damaged Auto Paint - Part 1

August 2, 2020

I want to trade in my truck, but the paint job is severely sun burned. I’m going to do a DIY paint fix with spray cans.

A Quick and Easy Vanity Top Repair Hack

October 5, 2017

Here's a super quick, "temporary" fix to repair a chipped, scraped, or gouged countertop. My last repair lasted over 3 years.

Following Up: Repair and Healing

May 7, 2017

A quick revisit to a couple past issues. Remember the cactus that fell over last year? How about the time I tried to chop off my thumb?

Silencing The Howling Turbine Vent

April 22, 2017

Our spinning, rooftop turbine vents were squeaking and squealing in the wind. I climbed up to the roof to quiet them down with a long-lasting WD-40 Specialist product. Here's how I did it.

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