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You can use the adhesive if you want, i hope you have some access panels in case you need to get to the trap or the taps in future......

Why doesn't your plumber phone WB technical when he is on site?

Pictures paint a thousand words, can you post some?

Have a look here, http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-7/share-files-and-printers-between-windows-7-and-xp/

It was not a recommendation from me, it was Google what found it!!

Come back with any more questions, happy to help, not a pro by any means but have made some mistakes in the past and learned from them

Yes read the sticky, but if it were me no tile on ply, rip it out, 8mm is nowhere near enough, get some 12.5 mm plasterboard up and tank it, or use tile backer board, as for waterproof adhesive non of it is, nor is grout with the exception of Epoxy. Use a quality trade adhesive, bagged cement...

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Nice one, glad you got it sorted, and for a reasonable price

It's up to you really, you asked for advice and have been given it, your choice if you choose to ignore it. Not being nasty, just honest.

Sounds like a classic Youtube moment

:oops: Of course Charnwood is correct, Loctite 55 is the string type pipe sealer, what i should have said was Loctite Bondloc, that is the liquid PTFE.

Aaah so the top of the nut that compresses the olive onto the pipe, in that case isolate the supply, this will not be the isolator on the fitting itself it may be your mains supply stopcock, undo the nut, couple of turns of PTFE tape around the olive, not around the thread, nip it back up...

What Seco said, and i said before, fibre washer. get the glue off isolate the water supply and replace the fibere washer, cost about 5p take about 2 mins

Can you take a pic, there will be an olive on the compression joint that joins the tap connector to the pipe (unless soldered) and a washer between the tap connector and the plastic filler tube for the toilet

Sounds like it needs a new washer to me, better than glue

Google is your friend http://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&cp=10&gs_id=1o&xhr=t&q=secondary+glazing&pf=p&sclient=psy-ab&site=&source=hp&pbx=1&oq=secondary+&aq=0&aqi=g4&aql=&gs_sm=&gs_upl=&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&fp=ee7f184bc7ca10bd&biw=1440&bih=713

Need to know what exactly you are trying to fix, there may be a better solution.

Did you apply a mist coat first?

Not on the bathroom window i just had fitted, trickle vent with option to close, came from a local window company, made to size.