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    Sink overflow blocked with marble.

    classic! You could try using some of the industrial strength double sided sticky pads... ive got some thats on a small roll and its very very sticky and may have a good chance to get it out. I think the marble may be too shiny for the super glue to bond but that may be worth a try...
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    Drilled hole TOO BIG for screw/rawlplug

    sounds to me also like you have not hit the brickwork yet and are jsut in plaster. Sometimes if your unlucky/your drills not much cop/or your mortar bits are not much good, you can hit brickwork and instead of penetrating it the drill joggles around and soft plaster gets enlarged to the point...
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    Cleaning York Stone Lintels..

    best way I know of is to use a good quality pressure washer and some cleaning fluid washed over the stones prior to power washing. (make sure it is stone freindly)...that is unless your pressure washer has a mixing tank. it brought my york stone flags up like brand new. you will of course...
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    garage floor paint

    Buy a big tub of PVA from your local wholesaler (anywhere but B and Q as they charge £££ - except to pay about a tenner iirc for a large tub. (5 litres I think it is) As Coljack says if you dont use sealant it will not be durable in the slightest and will flake and lift. PVA is essentially...
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    How to toe and heel 2 panel UPVC door!

    Hmm Very interesting :) Many Thanks for your help and photos! i will go and take a look at the hinges right now and post back! thanks edit/ BUGGER Just taken a look and the hinges are exactly the same as the ones in your pic... a little tweak of inwards adjustment (towards the...
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    How to toe and heel 2 panel UPVC door!

    ok guys. Its my first post on here (only just found this place!) but not my first UPVC window or door fitting (but Im not in the trade or wouldnt be asking this question!!) ok. Ive fitted a few single panel UPVC doors and got the toe and heeling down great now. But this is the first twin...
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