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If it wasn't in the wood - why would it pop out? I would have thought that it would just move with the plaster board.... I thought it was the board moving against the screw that made the plaster pop off...

Definitely in

Thanks. Another great insight.

Thanks very much for this advice. I don't remember much movement when I filled them the first time but I will investigate. Cheers

It was not wet when built. There was a scaffolding roof over also. Is there any particular filler anyone recommends - that might accommodate a little seasonal movement?

The only things walking above are pigeons! But I will definitely make sure I wet the holes before filling. Thanks

Thanks.. Seems like an good idea.

Thanks for your reply. It's been a while now since the build. Perhaps I'll just give it another go... I'll make sure to wet it down well this time. Don't remember if I did that last time.

I'm not sure how to describe this quickly (sorry): We had a lot conversion done. After a time (quite a long time - don't remember how long exactly) a number of holes popped out - where the plaster board was screwed into the rafters. I assumed this was fairly 'normal' settling of the new...

Thanks again for all your replies: Here is the reply I got (very quickly) from the manufacturer: 'Bluecol ‘U’ has been tested with coolants such the G12 type and is fully compatible to use with this product therefore you should have no worries regarding the formation of any deposits that would...

Thanks for eveyone's input. As I only added a small (.25L) of the BLUECOL'u' clear Im hoping that I will get away without issue! But I will get some of the 'right' stuff for future additions. Cheers.

I just topped up my Skoda with coolant: BLUECOL'u' clear. It said: 'Universal top-up antifreeze & coolant' 'All makes - All Models' 'Will mix safely with all colours of antifreeze' Then I dug out the manual which states: 'The same coolant (G12) (red in colour) MUST always be used for...