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1) Source a Replacement Mirror

2) Remove Old Mirror

3) Prep Surface

4) Install the Mirror

The rearview mirror in your car is an important safety feature many of us take for granted. Whether it’s the kids or traffic, rearview mirrors help us keep an eye on what’s...Continue Reading

Antique glass is a popular option for home restoration projects. The beauty and imperfections of antique glassware and windows are what make restored historical homes look genuine. Did you know there are several types of antique glass? It can be difficult to distinguish one from another or to...Continue Reading

Cars come equipped with more adaptive technology and safety features every year. These systems are designed to keep drivers safe during moments when they lose focus or control. Some advanced driver assistance systems, like anti-...Continue Reading

When it comes to doggie doors, owners of small-breed dogs have it easy. They can select just about any pet door size, and their dogs fit without difficulty. Things are different if you own a Great Dane, Newfoundland, Mastiff, or Irish Wolfhound. These giant-breed dogs are some of the largest in...Continue Reading

Generally, the pet door size chart recommendations are as follows:

• Small: cats up to 24 pounds, dogs up to 9 pounds.
• Medium: dogs up to 40 pounds.
• Large: dogs up to 100 pounds.
• Extra-large
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It’s easiest to order a storm door with a doggie flap already in place, especially if your exterior doors are due for an update. However, if you’re happy with your existing setup, you can add a doggie door without too much trouble. Follow these step-by-step instructions for...Continue Reading

Do you long for spotless windows? The glass may be pristine on the interior, but it is likely that rain and snow have left hard water spots on the exterior.

Fortunately, you can remove these without too much difficulty and have your windows shining brightly in no time.

Learn how...Continue Reading

1) Prep the area (remove glass, old glazing and caulk)

2) Measure and test-fit the new glass

3) Install the new glass pane (with caulk and glazing points)

4) Apply glazing

Broken windowpane? Replacing single-pane window glass is easy with a few tools and easy-to-...Continue Reading