hi there will no more nails hold a telephone point on the wall as i do not like drilling holes and when i have four back boxes to put on they never seem to go on st8 when i use screws.
no more nails
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2scoops0406
Yes, but use gripfill instead, why don't you like making holes, it's a great excuse to buy power tools (as if you need an excuse!)
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2scoops0406
Or alternatively this
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masona said:
No worries mate.
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2scoops0406
Tozzy said:lol is that 'sticks like sh*t real'? If so, where can I buy it?
I actually bought 'no more nails' yesterday. Hope it's better or just as good as 'gripfill' because it sure cost a bit
Totally genuine, Jewsons. Sorry, no, no more nails isn't very good.
sticks like s**t is an awesome product.
even works in a damp environment.
even works in a damp environment.
I think you's are all talking s##t, sorry sticks like sh#t.
lmao I thought you were all being sarcastic when I typed it in google and yielded no results!! Wow and I just searched screwfix and saw it advertised . What a strange marketing name for a product though . Damn I'm gonna have to order some of this sh*t. Hmm, I wonder if it'll stick my shelf onto the wall .
. What a strange marketing name for a product though . Damn I'm gonna have to order some of this sh*t. Hmm, I wonder if it'll stick my shelf onto the wall .
Tozzy said:Hmm, I wonder if it'll stick my shelf onto the wall
there are certain jobs where mechanical fixings are a must. adhesives are only as good as the immediate surface they are sticking to.
well i must say no more nails worked gr8 no problem at all.
mylittlehouse said:
adhesive will stick a shelf bracket to the wall no problem. but if the skimming happens to be loose in this area, any load on the shelf may bring it down.
without warning.
at least the patch of skimming will still be stuck to the bracket, but the 16th century vase will be bu****ed.
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