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Try the dulux website, they had something that did that online.

For the celing, theres a fantastic product called polycell smoothover, ive used it on walls, but not ceelings yet, check the label, but it should do the job perfectly for you. Personally i would sand and wash the walls before tiling them, just to knock any shine off the paint.

Once you start the engine you start having the problems, almost instantly. You will need to clean the whole tank out, all the pipes everything bascically fill it back up and hope for the best.

you might want to live a couple of mm gap round the room and put the skirting on top, that way it should prevent cracks as it expands with heat.

Yeah, again if you read the stuff, it tells you to use a wire brush or similar to get rid of the rust first.

you dont even have to uninstall it first. Depending on your current setup, just follow the orginal instructions that you got when you ordered broadband.

Polycell do a bath sealent, its like a strip thats self adisive... It works perfectly and it much neater than using silicone... might be worth checking out, i personally sealed with slicone from underneath where i could, pushed some down from the top, and then used the polycell stuff... its now...

hammeright works well, when you read the label. The technical Team at ICI (the company that makes hammerright) has loads of intresting calls about people that havent read the label on hammerright.

Thanks for all your advice. Went to look at the house again this morning, and gave my self some bad news... As they have build the house, it apears they have put a plasterboard wall a couple of inches infront of the brick wall (Terrence houses so the wall is also my neighbours) So it looks...

Im actually doing somehting like this for my mother in law. We are going to remove the glass and put MDF in its place. Put battons on the top, add some insulation, a bit of play wood and make it into a real roof.

Its possiable, i dont understand totally but you only have so much REN on a telephone line, a phone is usually 1 REN, some things are more, so if you try and plug too much in, it just wont work :(

Yeah, call telewest and tell them you want the netgear wireless router and all the details on setup.

That suspiciously sounds like only one singnal is working. You may or maynot know that Sky+ has 2 Inputs from the Sat, It sounds like one is not working. Check your singnal strength (you may need to go into the engeneer menus (Press [services] select system setup and press [enter] press...

oftern with KVM switches you will have to boot while connected. Turn everything off Turn your monitor on, and if your KVM switch is powered turn it on. Switch your KVM to Computer 'A' Turn on Computer 'A' Wait for it to boot, so you can acutlaly start using it. Swithc your KVM to...

I almost exclusively recomend netgear (i baught about 12 of them in the last few months for different people). There helpdesk staff are second to none, they will guide you through and check everything to help you get it working.

If you can afford it, i would say jump to 2GB, with the processor you have theres no point it jumping higher than that, it just wont get used.

It mainly depends what you plan on using your PC for. Some people edit home videos on they computers, as the HD cameras become more popular space becomes more important. Media Center PCs are becomming more popular, where you have a PC under your TV that becomes your DVD player, and then...

If its an expencive watch, pop down to your local jewlers, they will be able to help you best as they will be able to see the entent of damange, it might be they can offer you a replacement front.

Sometimes Salt water can help if they are not feeling well (thats assuming they are in fresh at the moment).

Hi All, Im new to the forum, been reading for a while. Ive just baught my first home, and about to start decorating before moving in, before painting, there is one bit of DIY that i would like some advice / comments on. I will be wall mounting a TV, i have baught the correct bracket...