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June 2011

Timely DIY projects for all around your home and
yard, plus favorite collections, tips and contests.

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DIY Project of the Month: Upgrade Your Garage Workshop

How to Replace an Exterior Door

It's not often that you can complete a project in a weekend that will save you money and dramatically improve the looks of your house. But that’s the case if you replace a worn, drafty front door with a stylish new energy-efficient one. Replacement doors come pre-hung in a weatherstripped frame and you don't have to be a master carpenter to do a first-class job. We'll show you the techniques that will result in a perfect, weathertight installation. Get complete how-to instructions for replacing an exterior door »

Plus: Fix your doors, deck and roof and more!

	How to Replace Window and Door Screens
	Easy Shingle Repair
	How to Repair Curved Lawn Edging
	Easy Deck Inspection and Deck Repair Tips

FAVORITE COLLECTIONS

DIY Project Contest!	Build a Concrete Walkway	Outdoor Lighting

You could win $3,000 and a trip! Your DIY project could be the 2011 Project of the year!	Strong, crack-free sidewalks and slabs Tips include forming edges, leveling, smoothing, curing and much more.	Enhance your landscape Low-voltage outdoor lighting is safe to use and install, even for beginners.

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