Recent content by lordlucan

just used this stuff again on a mould area that i couldnt even chip away, worth its weight in gold

Thanks yes, got rid of the mould OK, but didnt use gloves and left for 2 hours, no paint on walls or skin on hands, stinks too Doh!

Anyone use this stuff to get rid of mould? Warning, dont leave too long before rinsing

Thanks again Im going to risk it and let you know (even post a picture here of finish) Thanks very much, at least I now know what the risks are

Thanks most appreciated, what about if I lightly sand the new realwood floor before varnishing

I've just put in the bedrooms REALWOOD flooring rather than LAMINATE flooring. To protect, I bought RONSEAL DIAMOND Varnish and on the tin it states.. NOT TO BE USED ON LAMINATE FLOORING. 1st point: Why not. 2nd point: Would REAL WOOD be the same as LAMINATE in this instance...

The reason why I myself would consider CHIP over PLY is that PLY tends to have a more polished finish

Consider putting down a rubber type mat, like a car mat, maybe join a couple together. Or maybe an off-cut of carpet from your local carpet shop and shape so that it sits neatly underneath the machine If that doesn't work, draw a pencil line around the base of the machine pull machine out...

Thanks WUL, sent

hi woodyoulike Could not get hold of OSMO Polyx Hard Wax Oil How about finishing the laminate/realwood (eng) for waterproofing with this from Homebase at £40 a throw ...

As I was replacing a straight connector for an offset, I simply bought and pushed together (as the new offset replaced the old straight) Pancon Offset - 40mm - 110mm White Push-fit (shown in URL below) www.polypipe.com/polypipe/pp_html/soil/soil_pan_content.html Thanks

Moved

cowboyplummer, you may have a mouth as foul as my outside carsies 'u bend' but I picked up the part you mentioned, installed and SORTED

Thanks for that cowboyplumber, the second (useful) part anyway Found one, cheers www.polypipe.com/polypipe/pp_html/soil/soil_pan_content.html

:oops: Reckon after this week i'll have completed the house all together (with the exception of 'the throne' that is