146 How-Tos From DIY to the Rescue

1. 1. How to Create Wall Texture

   

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   Adding texture to walls can give a room richness and depth. Learn from the experts on how to add texture to your walls.

   Time:

   Weekend

   Cost:

   $50 to $100

   Difficulty:

   Moderate

2. 2. How to Install Interlocking Tin Ceiling Panels

   

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   Interlocking tin panels that snap together make it easy to install a tin ceiling.

   Time:

   Several Weekends

   Cost:

   $2500 to $5000

   Difficulty:

   Hard

3. 3. How to Install Tin Crown Molding

   

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   Here's how to finish a tin ceiling with tin crown molding.

   Time:

   Under Half Day

   Cost:

   $100 to $250

   Difficulty:

   Moderate to Hard

4. 4. How to Install Rubber Tile Flooring

   

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   Rubber tile is a great flooring option for many types of rooms, especially workshops. Learn how to install rubber tile flooring in your...

   Cost:

   $0 to $0

5. 5. How To Repair a Front Gate and Stone Steps

   

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   Learn how to give a front walkway an overhaul by repairing a gate and refitting stone steps.

   Time:

   Day

   Cost:

   $50 to $100

   Difficulty:

   Easy

6. 6. How to Build a Shelving Unit

   

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   The DIY to the Rescue crew shows you how to build a shelving unit.

   Time:

   Day

   Cost:

   $100 to $250

   Difficulty:

   Moderate

7. 7. How to Repair a Porch

   

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   A damaged porch is dangerous and can cause injury to anyone in the home.

   Cost:

   $0 to $0

8. 8. How to Build Custom-Made Desk

   

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   Build a one-of-a-kind desk with these step-by-step instructions.

   Time:

   Under Half Day

   Cost:

   $50 to $100

   Difficulty:

   Easy to Moderate

9. 9. How to Build Office Workstation Units

   

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   Use these step-by-step instructions to increase your office's storage space and functionality.

   Time:

   Weekend

   Cost:

   $100 to $250

   Difficulty:

   Moderate to Hard

10. 10. How to Apply Concrete Stain

    

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    An old drab concrete pad can look fresh and new with an application of concrete stain and sealer.

    Time:

    Under Half Day

    Cost:

    $250 to $500

    Difficulty:

    Easy to Moderate