Recent content by tomjollydee

Hi, I had a similar problem with my Gt Golf tdi about 3 years ago. It was the windscreen leaking, I had it replaced. Apparently it happens to Golf's, the rubber does not seal well. Hope this helps. Later!

Thanks everyone, I will work on it tomorrow

I wonder if anyone can help. My old central heating timer switch for the Glow worm Compact 100e is faulty. This timer switch controls the central heating only, so I presume a single channel. I want to replace it with a better looking and easier to control Drayton Lifestyle LP711 single channel...

Thank you. Just what I am looking for

Does anyone know what the Optional extra PR numbers stand for. eg 2B3,B0N,CM6 etc As used on Volkswagen cars. Maybe someone knows of a very helpful website. I was unable to find one

Local hardware shops are a good place to try, should have a few where you live, or maybe screwfix.com

Always good to have a small gap around the bottom of the tiles. You fill it with sealer because it protects the worktop, stops spillages from entering your cupboards, and always gives a nice finish. Tile grout is not a good idea or cheap sealant, it goes mouldy. Use Unibond bathroom & kitchen...

yes I had a go at plastering to. Utter rubbish. Take my advice get a pro. Or tiles and thick wallpaper!

Whoops sorry just spotted it Thanks for all your help

Breezer. I am new to this website, I am afraid I do not no whay you mean by sticky. Please could you explain. Thanks

Thanks for your replys Breezer. I was hoping to leave in the original wiring for original light on one side of the switch, and the new lights to use the other side of the switch, junction box in the roof etc

Some advice please. In my kitchen I have a switch at each end operating one light. The switch on one end is a pull switch, the other is a 2 way 1 gang rocker type. What I would like to do is to fit some low voltage lights under the wall units. Can I replace the 2 way one gang switch with a 2...