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I've got a LG Memoir kc9610. It's been unlocked and I now have it on Virgin. I'm getting about 50 or 60 messages a day like this - View Network Msg ----------------------------------------- Sorry the sending of text messages to this number is not possible I've nothing in the inbox...

Me neither.

ColdStu, I have my own method but..if you really have developed a good way, then , yes, there would be lots of interest.

Thanks opps. Very decent. We all have different opinions/ways, skills, sometimes as I'm sure you know that I do. :wink: Right.... I'm off to watch Ann Widdecombe glide across the dancefloor.

Now just hang on a minute here. The answer to his question is YES and that's what I said. Good enough?

Then you may like to look at my answer to him then, and by the way, if any advice I give is deemed to be incorrect, then i'm happy to retract it as I'd have learned something in the process.

opps. Have you really answered the question? Look at it again.

Totally agree with that.

No, if respected. Yes, if not respected. Photolytically.

Your welcome.

So , use Dulux Trade quick drying and just go over it with 400. Or is that a huge problem for you as well.

You painted it 10 years ago and you can't undercoat it because of tramlines that you'd make?

If you were to be using it over the units you described, you'd only need a light touch over with 400.

You cannot be using the correct waterbased primer/undercoat then, as this is superb stuff. http://www.icipaints.co.uk/products/info/dulux_trade_quick_drying_wood_primer_undercoat.jsp

Give us a link then - Is it this.....Bye bye standby.... http://fwd.five.tv/gadget-show/videos/news/sd-as-d

Well.. a few questions, followed by an assault there! You seem deluded about power consumption? A TV taking 18 watts in standby? Did you measure that? Yes, I measured it. How does that make me deluded? The reason it set of fire was because of a coil or something. I was just...

Papering over the backing paper is much the same as painting over the backing paper. If you wanted to strip it, you'd wet it and that's what you're about to do. It will bubble up when you apply your paper but it may gradually shrink back. It all depends on how it was papered in the...

Yes. The big secret about painting backing paper is. when people apply a roll of vinyl, they don't soak it. So if and when you pull the top off it and then apply emulsion, it starts to bubble up

Right. If I've hung the vinyl in the first place it'll be good.;) The big secret about painting backing paper is (o.k first it has to be stuck down) when people apply a roll of vinyl, they don't soak it. So if and when you pull the top off it and then apply emulsion, it starts to bubble...

It uses 10w. Anyways, it looks like you're all right and I'm wrong, however I'm not happy as my mum's telly set on fire a few years ago. (18 watts in standby) . Thinking back, it wasn't as bad when it was Tiscali then they did something to the line one night a few weeks ago. So I'll...