Recent content by Mary1

So I can fix with glue once I've used the pva and plastered the window sill?

Ah yes, thank you, was wondering about what to do with the window sill. I asked the kitchen fitter if I could buy a wooden windowsill but he didn't know.

Ah ok lol obviously I don't have clue but i saw a video where they really scrubbed at it, glad I dont have to be thay thorough!

Well done you it is lovely thanks for explaining. I think they sell oil where I bought the worktop so assume I just need that but probably apply it to the whole worktop?

Brilliant idea, in will try that. Think the only way I will resolve this is if I try myself, lacking a bit of confidence but with all the great advice everyone is giving me hopefully I will manage. Thanks so much for taking the time to help!

Wow, that table is beautiful! Sorry do you mean start at the back of the worktop?

Good idea I could try that first. No not got a sander , is a block of wood and sand paper ok or do I need sander? Yes could protect with a couple of layers of masking tape even.

Thanks it's very dusty so do I need to get rid of all the dust with a brush by scrubbing it?

Hi, yes I do and I can clearly see the top layer. It looks about 3mm. I'm worried if I try sanding I will make a mess of it...

Thanks for explaining I really appreciate it. I'm tempted to give up on trying to get anyone else to fix it I'd you think they should be watertight. I will get used to it and it wont bother me eventually. I might try sanding down but I wouldn't want to do more damage. Such a shame was supposed...

Very similar but no bot wedgwood

Ooh that's good news, I'm definitely willing to try. I've watched some videos!! What I'm most concerned about is how much of what is already there do I need to remove?

Hi John, thanks for your reply. Its probably one mm, difficult to measure. Could you explain why not suitable, what would have been better. Thabks

Thanks for your reply. I've just checked and he has used glue. I cant have him back as he caused other problems too, the plumbing was left leaking even after coming back to fix it, I've now got someone else coming to sort that, he also broke washing machine leg and couldn't get it into the...

Thank you, that's reasauring, just not sure if worktops will be replaced or not. I was wondering if a total novice could do it with a bit of research and effort? I'm a bit reluctant to get anybody in with the way things have gone so far.