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If you have the room to table router 150m of midfield then you should have the room to make up a tarp spray booth and await a dry wind free day. If you use QD paints it won't take any time at all. The bit that will take longer is the sanding between coats. There no point in applying...

Litre of primer, same of undercoat, two and half of top coat. Sills and frame come in all sizes, me being me I'd get 2.5 of each. It's quite normal for people to use the exterior stuff primer and undercoat on all surfaces (in and out). Most would use an interior top coat on the inside...

Post a link of the item. There might be a chance that mounting it on a tile, lump of cement board or a metal Beezer box would be ok.

Blend in between surface areas via a light sanding, removing the obvious plant lipping. Pull the plugs (via inserting a screw a few turns in and pulling with the claw of a hammer or pliers). A firm mix of multipurpose filler laid high and then rubbed back with sand paper on a block will sort...

She's talking rubbish. Dulux all seasons masonry paint is a QD gloss.

You need to wind your neck in. Poaching threads is poor manners, and your attitude isn't likely to win friends. As for chucking in a little useless insult, well at 5 posts you are hardly a knowledgeable contributor with a proven history of helping others.

This is what I did last summer...

Pressure wash the unit, then give it some drying time and paint away.

How long has the property been empty? It's rising, so it's not condensation. Might there be a pipe in the wall? Have you looked under the floor boards? I'd suspect water under the house, would there be an external wall near that has an issue with water sitting rather than running away from...

Modern is flat, wood chip looks nasty, alway has and alway will. It reminds me of student digs and cheap rentals.

IJWS15 On the central all fibre was orange :shock:

Provide LNE to point of loop with switch wire, normal first position. At this point you have your switch wire and the first part of the loop. From here you fed on to the next, from there the next (and on).

I did 2 years on the LUL Central line. Orange and purple are comms and fibre feeds. Nearly all cabling will have make off loops along the run. The idea being that it gives half a chance of a quick splice / remake would a section get stolen, or busted by a train crash or fire. Most...

Epoxy bond? You could bond a suitable block to the floor and bolt to that, you might find the framing system that you are using have a floor plate you could bond with bolts welded on ready to take the leg?

H20 Mist coat.

Time room in a communal area there won't be a power supply for the dehumidifier, and even if there was the constant opening of the main door will change the air quicker than a dehumidifier could cope (I guess).