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New Media Sales Manager
Your4state.com
301-797-4400 x 2421
E-mail Michelle Hummer
Weekend Projects
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Paint Brush Tips
Paint brushes are available in all shapes and sizes. Some are better suited for some jobs than others, and there are two primary types of...
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Sliding Doors
The days of flimsy patio doors are long gone. As a matter of fact, they don't even have to be sliding doors anymore.
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Deck Choices
A deck will provide you with countless hours of safe, carefree outdoor fun and relaxation, but the planning process is very serious business, since building...
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Deck Tearout
This existing deck is about 20 years old and due to lack of maintenance it's in pretty bad shape. In fact, we've got some real...
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Deck Wash and Seal
If you’ve gone to the trouble and expense to build a deck, you want to take care of it. This one's beginning to look a...
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Tiling a Concrete Walkway
Installing ceramic tile on a patio is easy, it’s fun to do, and it’s going to make your backyard look like a million bucks. Let...
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Trex Decking
This material is a wood and plastic composite. It’s half sawdust and it’s half recycled grocery bags. One of the great features about Trex's is...
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Trim
Base trim just three pieces of material and the biggest one is the cheapest. It's just particleboard, very inexpensive and then we put a piece...
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Ceiling Max
We’re going to show you how to put in an exciting new system for ceilings, it’s called Ceiling Max. If you’re going to convert your...
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Ceiling Fan Reinforcement
Ceiling fans are really great. They can make you more comfortable and save you energy dollars both summer and winter. Also, they look really good...
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Fresh Closet
You can drive holes in the lid of a small glass jar filled with baking soda to make a great closet deodorizer.You can also add...
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Repairing Sheet Vinyl
Straight edgeUtility knifeMasking tapePutty knifeMasticTrowelWax paperSeam seelerLacquer thinnerCloth
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Paint Roller Preservation
Paint Roller Preservation
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Drilling Tile
Drilling holes up to about 1/2 in. dia. through glazed ceramic tile is easy to do with a carbide-tipped masonry bit. But what if you...
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Temporary Tacking
A stapler, unlike most other fastening tools, often is used for temporary jobs, such as tacking up a poster-board sign, drop cloth or plastic window...
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Square Cuts
Tools:Circular sawFraming squareClampsTape MeasurePencilEye ProtectionDust Mask
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Cutting Insulation
Cutting batts of fiberglass insulation is a frustrating, imprecise process because the batts are so thick and fuzzy. To speed things up and produce a...
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Paneling Cuts
A sabre saw provides a fast, safe way to cut plywood paneling. The catch: It's nearly impossible to keep the narrow blade cutting straight when...
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Downspouts
Tools:Hand trowel (or empty can)Water hoseLadderEye protectionOptions:Hand brush
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Shelf Brackets
Tools:Shelf, Standards and Brackets Screw Driver or DrillLevelStud FinderEye protection
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