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You can buy glue remover in 5lt tubs

Sounds like a tap problem. Did you replace tap?

Here is pattern repeat.

It's better to match colours or go for a gray. As it's yours and you aren't cost cutting so just get the recommended colour undercoat. Shop was kind of right as a trade person on a rental job or low price might go for gray off the shelf and it be fine..

Looks like pre cut drops. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 Most papers are alternative pattern so 1 2 1 2 1 2 ect Because the one you want is pre cut lengths you need to be careful cutting any off as won't be long enough to cover wall. Maybe. You just lay out on a floor matching pattern and mark ready to...

Yeah @opps Been discontinued for a while now. Bonding for deep fills. Hardwall for Max 10mm thick. Or as many do two times two hands of bonding in a standard bucket and top up with multi. Drop a sachet or halftime in and you got 20mins to use up and you can really crack on and make money

Fill with toupret powder filler and sand. Would be better to replace coving. Is that the corner of your house?

Browning plaster which Is talked about here is discontinued. You can use bonding but it high build and a bit rough, as it bits in it. Just makes it hard work and no going for small narrow fills. Magic mix works well IMO. Keep it tidy with sponge and water

Did you use the correct primer of equivalent?

@robinbanks 25kg plaster will mix two normal buckets or one plasters bucket. Depends on the consistency you require and if you try and measure it out it won't work. You have to adjust the final mixing. As for being a accurate with mixing, scales are better I find especially thining paint ect...

SBR the masonry and give that an hour to dry. Buy a bag of bonding plaster and a bag of multi finish. Fill water to just under half a black bucket. Using both hands drop two loads off bonding in water.. Add multi finish to thicken up. Fill chases. We call it a magic mix. Use a damp sponge...

4mm nap. I like the Uni-Pro High Tech Micro-Fibre 6.5" 4mm nap

Modern drains have an insert that catches grit and stuff which you pill out and clean everything 6 months or so. Removing grid for a while won't hurt.

Lighting don't always have an earth wire. If you need an earth wire you have to test it's connected

Will be stamped on regulator the hose size. Probably 8mm. You just push the new hose on