How do you tear baseboard out to repair or should you just sand it down to look new?
Repairing Baseboard
Starting at one end, very carefully pry baseboard away from wall just a little at a time working all the way to the other end.You may have to go back and do this several times to get it far enough away from the wall. After you get it about 3/4" to 1" from the wall put a 3/4" X 12"X 12" piece of plywood against the wall and pry against it, this will protect the wall from damage. When you get the baseboard off pull the nails out from the back side. If you try to remove the nails by pounding them through the face it will chip your baseboard. Once you have the nails out your free to strip or sand them down and refinish. I would suggest a good quality paint stripper that way you don't sand out to much of the wood. NOTE: Be carefull with the strippers as they are very toxic while wet. Please read the directions and wear protective eyewear and gloves.Should you sell your dell that fell down a well of the roof of a hotel due to smell or send it to hell please tell?
try and spare it go and repair it!! i had a poo in a zoo with a cockadoodldoo i had a fight with mice twice over a stupid bag of rice then.... Just agree that your Dell should go and burn in hell because it fell down a well of the roof of a hotel due to smell... May i just ask... what was the smell? please tell
How much money do you usually spend on car repair each year?
As Bob Dole would say, it depends. It depends on the age of the car, the usage, and the maintenance. I like to say...you either have car payments or repair bills. The older and more use the car gets, the more repair you will have. The reason is that the parts wear down. From transmission, shocks, brakes, etc, it is just inevitable you will have to repair or replace them. Keeping good regular maintenance will…
Does insurance co have cover the full cost or 50 of repair to a bumper if there was previous damage?
If the previous damage would be fixed by the repair of the current damage, there should be no cost to you. For instance, replacement of the bumper would essentially be a repair of any previous dings you had on it. If they are just replacing paint and you have previous dents then they do not have to repair the dents without your paying for it.
Is your baseboard heater using power when a single-pole thermostat is set to low?
Your thermostat is just a temperature switch. A switch just breaks the circuit to stop the current from flowing. When you set a position on the thermostat you are telling the switch when to come on and when to shut off depending on the room temperature. If it is set to low then the base board heater will not come on until the low set-point is reached. When the room warms up to above the…
How do you turn off a baseboard heater?
It can be turned off at the breaker panel or by turning the thermostat off. The thermostat could be in two places, on the wall or in the baseboard heater itself. Answer for USA, Canada and countries running a 60 Hertz supply service. If the baseboard heater is 240 volt you can shut it off at the breaker. Look for a two pole breaker in the electrical distribution panel and the word heater marked on…
Why does your vw beetle beep when the top is down?
Make sure when you put your top down that the convertible picture disappears on the display and the clock and temperature are showing. Sometimes the top will appear to be all the way down but for some reason the sensor gets hung up and the car will beep. Just put the top up a little and then all the way down like I said. Should take care of the problem. I hope so for you…
How do you begin to paint a wall in you house?
I am not sure how much detail you will need. Are you asking about painting a wall with a brush and roller?? For starters, I figure how much paint will be needed and buy the paint. Get out your tools and drop cloth(s) and prepare the area so you will have enough room to work. Remove picture hangers and switchplates. Spackle the holes, let that dry and sand where appropriate (for pin holes just use…