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Hi I've just finished moving an electrical outlet a couple of feet on a gypsum faced wall. All is done and filled however now it's down to the gypsum :x. What is concerning me is that do I have to apply 4 layers of gypsum as was originally applied or is a single layer sufficient? Thanks...

K Thanks Guys, I'll check out a couple of the contacts on the main PCB for any movement however 'it is inevitable' I see the end coming. Every beginning has an end....... Thanks NEO

Hi, I have recently been having some trouble with my computer monitor whereas when I turn it on, the display turns a 'pinky' colour. This can be rectified by tapping the top of the monitor a couple of times and walla! the display is back to normal. Any ideas on how I can fault find this...

Hi, I'd like to move an electrical switch about 1 metre from it's original position. The wall is made of Limestone brick and is covered with a thick layer of gypsum. The excavation and extension of the conduit shouldn't be a problem, it's filling and repairing the trench that's baffled me...

Change the internet connection to DSL. This uses digital demodulation and does not interfere with the analogue signal you receive during a phone call (Speech)......therefore phone and internet can run simultaneously :wink: N.B - Internet fee may increase slightly (depending on ISP)

Using Sandpaper 150 and 400 should do the trick. First start off with the 150 and lightly sand across the scratches and/or damaged area. then use the 400 to give a shiny finish. N.B : This will leave a groove in the steel so it's wise to sand paper the whole surface back to keep the same...