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No problem falloverpete. Not too many wholesalers stock this part so it probably will be a bit tough to find. Offer stands, if you want a couple, mail me and I'll pop a couple in the post. Think if you go to the forum main page and click on my name in the "todays posts" listings you will find an...

You can use a "Piggy Back" terminal. Crimp to one of the wires and it leaves you a spare spade for the other. They look like this... If you want to email me, I'll send you a couple. Cheers Symo

Have you removed the transport restraints? They'll be 2 or 3 Large bolts or similar. Should be on page 1 of the manual.

Probably the flashing around your chimney where it meets your roof or the pointing around the "pots". Rain gets in, runs inside chimney, pools at the bottom and causes the damp patch. Symo

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Thanks Pensdown. I'll do that but, if I start getting loads of emails for nob extensions, which I can't afford...er...I mean...don't need, I'll remove it.

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Well Hello TingTong :twisted:

Pensdown :lol: I'm sure I could do you a good deal on those, but to get them for nothing you'd have to be exceptionally good in bed, oh, and a woman or at least a very convincing ladyboy! :wink: Symo

Now worries zooming. I've learnt tons of useful stuff from this forum, and others, and all of it free! So, only too glad to help where possible. Email is REMOVED Cheers Matt

Zooming, the crimps you require are Blue butts. If you email me your address I'll drop you a packet in the post. The company I work for make these, amongst other things, so I've always got a few "laying around :wink: We do the tools as well but I'd have to charge you for that! CK are good...

Craft Knives.

I've used 4" terracotta flower pots with the bases removed before. Worked great. Cheap and heat/fire resistant. Symo

20% diluted, for the first coat only, will be fine. Symo

The foam thing sounds like it could become messy and anyway, the foam degenerates in daylight pretty quickly. Get some epoxy putty http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/sea/searchresults.jsp?_dyncharset=UTF-8&howMany=5&searchText=epoxy+putty and wack a blob of it on the end of the stick. Do it in 3...

Hi Shona, I've got 3 "White" toilets in my house and they all work fine. You definately have a fault with the pan or the install. Symo

Happy to help. Nice to pass on some of the many, valuable, lessons these forums have given me. Symo

Just make sure the boxing is screwed up nice and tight. You can bond it and skim it as long as it's decent WBP ply. If you don't know what the boxing is made of then just screw a layer of board over it and skim that. Symo

Have you tried a steamer on it? Should soften it up enough to remove with a scraper. Symo

Glue will be fine but don't use normal no-nails types. The can react with the mirror silvering and ruin the mirror. Use Mirror mate or similar. http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?cId=102590&ts=61992&id=42317 Fit a removable baton. plenty of glue on the back and, resting on the...