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Ply wood sheet with roofing felt over then roof tiles? Not my area tbh.

If solid ignore and carry on papering

Looks up Charliediy on YouTube masonry filler comparison. Resin Powdered filler ect

You need to go in with a list of materials and ask for a quote from one of the Travis sales team. Your Account will be minimum or no discount added, and any prices setup on your account will have been withdrawn if you haven't used or bought enough materials in the last 12 months, so start all...

Is that mixed? 1000s of colours with mixed masonry paints. As for price, I have paid over £100 for 5lts with some paints so the DIY offering is good

I swapped my 25mm deep metal boxes for 35mm deep ones as my USB double socket would not fit. Then I discovered you can buy USB sockets that will fit in a 25mm deep box.

I don't think so. Any trouble buy a small dehumidifier for winter months and run a couple of hours a night

Zinsser Allcoat Exterior WB (Satin Finish) Ready Mixed Colours 1 litre will do it. Needs to be a paint that can be used on exterior surfaces. Not internal emulsion Dulux will mix a colour in external masonry but 2.5lt

Car paint lacquer. Buy in DIY ect in spray can

Wood in joint was used for fixing things as hammer drill not invented yet... Well I don't think there was one in 50s?

Condensation water settles in join and mould grows. Just clean

Garage roof 2 hours. Asbestos floor tiles in a bungalow took me an hour but a neighbor had a company in that took 2 days. I could not work out why it took so long? Soffit or downpipe about 2 hours.

It's a mastic. CT1. Stixall ect. Sticks to wet surfaces. Lasts ages. You could use a clear under sink to seal edges

Use solvent weld waste pipes. Clear varnish chipboard edges. Use polymer mastic around sink area Vs silicone. Just lasts way longer imo. Don't use flexible hoses to connect taps

There are spray can coatings on Amazon as mine were yellow. I used WD-40 which cleaned them. Was a 15 year old van with plastic headlights. I decided not to use any treatment in the end and just keep them clean. I was worried solvent spray coatings may not be a good idea.