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I would use this http://marinestore.co.uk/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=BU100512&Category_Code=sikaflex-sika&Store_Code=mrst It bonds as well as seals and is flexible

I wouldn't use a Stanley blade on the frames the OP has, if they are brown they are woodgrain effect. This is just a foil stuck to the frame, a Stanley blade would make light work of removing this as well as the sealant :shock:

I had a VAT inspection a few months ago. I was chatting to the inspector about a similar thing, she said the worst culprits are take aways, it is very difficult for them to to prove without doubt that they are not declaring all income. She went on to tell me about an inspection that she did at...

It does on my PC? You need shockwave installed though

Guessed my number every time?

http://www.quizyourprofile.com/guessyournumber.swf :roll:

Sounds like you need new starters. Small round thing on the side of the light, twist it anti clockwise to remove put the new one in and twist clockwise to lock it in place.

You must have a blockage somewhere. The water is not flowing freely enough and is backing up in the trap, and then siphoning back to your washer. You need to clear the blockage.

Tut :oops: :P

Weird, drove past that place (Butt Hole Road) at the back end of last year, had to do a double take when I saw it on the Sat Nav screen :lol:

Official 10 Downing Street petition :wink: http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/PMClarkson/

Why is he an idiot?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=505788&in_page_id=1770 Genius :lol:

Thanks for your help

This is a grid system http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Main_Index/Wiring_Accessories_Menu_Index/Grid_System/ In our kitchen it is used to isolate the dishwasher/tumble drier/washer and cooker hood. All appliances are integrated so it would be impossible to get to the socket quickley should...

Cheers gcol. Any idea where I would get a 4 way grid switch in brushed stainless?

Hi all, finished off the tilling in the kitchen and it looks very good. I grouted down to the worktop and this looked really neat so didn't bother with sealing. The grout between the worktop and tiles is now cracking in a few places so I guess I will have to seal around the worktop. The tiles...

Whats AAF mean?

Just had the kitchen finished and the Mrs doesn't like the gas oven, she is scared of gas but I persuaded her because I prefer a gas oven, she won't use it so I will have to get an electric oven. When we had the wiring done I told the sparky we were having just an electric hob fitted, he...

Hi all, I have a damp patch in one place on the back wall of my house. I installed decking around 18 months ago and although it is below the DPC I did butt it up tight against the brick work. Thinking it may have been this causing the problem I have cut the decking back an inch so it is no...