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My condolences...may your mum rest in peace. Never an easy time, and the ol brain can play some funny tricks on you .ie. irrational thoughts etc..but try to think out of the box and prioritise your tasks. Securesparks words seem to sum a lot of things up Grieve with pride..

Not that I know of...but there might be some types of industrial stuff out there..normally hotwater detergent and a stiff brush will do the job.

Most timber care paints should be fine..'ducksback' 'fence and shed paint' etc Sterr clear of the solvent based ones though as cleaning the equipment out will be a pig.

White and blue

Really hot water might do the trick too..if it is emulsion. or..try duct tape..leave it over night and then pull at it.

Brilliant cheers fellas..im on the case now I have a bit more guidence..

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Thanks Woody and Spark.... How do these two look? http://www.ebuyer.com/product/159374 http://www.ebuyer.com/product/144797 Image distortion does have a baring on this...from what I have read on the net it seems widescreen is more aimed at people who watch films and play...

Helloooooo Im looking at getting a new monitor, it will mostly be used for photoshop work, not for gaming or viewing movies etc Most seem to be widescreen these days but do I need it? and will it be detrimental to the images on screen..i.e....stretching images horizontally? I cant see...

That looks good..cheers for that Rob..

Keep guessing Dexy... :roll:

No point in using cheap **** its a false economy..normally matt is the better paint at covering but it can crack when applied over silk.. Try soft sheen..its a happy medium

You have two issues here..one paint sticking to the rubber...two paint being durable enough to walk on There a probably a few paints out there that will stick ok to to rubber..and obviously loads of floor paints But none that I know of that will cope with both issues unfortunatley You...

I feel a tune coming on.... Bom Bom Bom...anoth...................

Personally I think 2 pack will be too hard on outside wood which is subject to a lot of movement..this could cause the filler to fsll out. But I can see where you comming fron re the putty skinning up...maybe synthetic putty might work...to could try rubbing podwer filler over them first to...

For over a week?

I wonder what womble thiinks? :roll:

:lol: The old bill are scared of ******..they do their best to avoid nicking them FACTO!

So my dispatch van can only do 60 on the motorway and 50 on national speed limit single lane roads then? Surely it would take a traffic cop who is a right ass hole to do you for that?... Whats the chances of finding one like that eh? :roll:

Oh and in case you catch this...a lot of paint flakes because the first coat was too thick...just thought id chuck that in too...good luck