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cant believe no-ones thought of the possibility of the coin landing on its edge!! surely thats gotta be taken into account here! :lol:

something like this ?

try this :wink: hth

phwooaarr!!......someone get me some tissue! :oops:

IMO we need someone like this guy in charge....(copy from BB) TO THOSE OF YOU NOT FAMILIAR WITH JOE ARPAIO, HE IS THE COUNTY SHERIFF (ARIZONA) AND HE KEEPS GETTING ELECTED OVER AND OVER AGAIN These are some of the reasons why: Sheriff Joe Arpaio created the "tent city jail" to...

I just scrape out excess paint with a curved or hook like tool, then just rinse under luke-warm water only takes a couple of minutes. Between applications I just cover it in a plastic bag (like a lot of people do) & clean it out when I'm finished with it. Or if its solvent based paint I leave...

hi Champion Timber should stock it, or even Jewsons maybe. HTH

When you hear someone recall a phone number. It's always an 'O' not a 'Zero'. Makes my blood crawl lol. :lol:

8) Yeah, funny enough I was looking at their website just a couple of days ago as a client was considering having this stuff in their conservatory. Have you any experience of using it?

tend to agree with Zampa & JohnD - IMO oil based paints are best to use on radiators whether its eggshell, satin or gloss finish. :) MW

:) 1st Question: I'd be inclined to use ceramic tiles personally. Make sure walls are sealed first i.e. aquapanels, waterproof ply etc as for 2nd Question: See here hth MW

Hi Kaycee Not done this myself but this is how an asphalt surface should be prepared: Asphalt should be de-greased and the surface rinsed with clear water. The surface should then be primed with neat Neoprene or Epoxy primer, allowed to dry and a minimum 3mm smoothing underlayment applied...

tmh: see here Panels can be fixed direct to battens or walls using Hydropanel adhesive. It is recommended that the panels are fixed to battens to provide air space behind. Fix treated timber battens approximately 45mm x 21 mm horizonally with one at the head and one at the base of the panels...