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Personally I would rip out the old decking on front of your shed and replace it with slabs,, much easier to clean and looks good!

The old corner tapes are broken and will need to be removed. The best thing to do would be to fit a rigid galvanised thin coat corner bead, and have the corner/wall skimmed, a far nicer job and much stronger.. It wouldn't take a plasterer long to do a job like that. Get a couple of quotes...

A dust mask would help! You will be fine doing it by hand with a mask on :)

I had my handicap cut to 33 been pretty consistant every round has been in the 90s just got to keep practising and ill get better! Got a comp on satarday so hopefully get cut! Hows your golf going?

That is very rough. He should of wet/pva'd the chase first to kill suction, then filled up with with bonding coat or similar, then pva and skim!

Give it a good pressure wash, fill in any cracks, then give it 2 coats of masonry paint.

Personally I would leave the gaps like they are to allow for drainage. If you brush in sharp sand it will fill in the gaps and can look good aswell!

Hi. If you "very neatly"cut/saw away the whole top part of the doorframe, (top and both sides), you will be able to construct and fix a wooden frame in it's place, and then plasterboard out flush on this sde of the wall, and also on the other side. Once you have framed and boarded, tape all...

Give the table a good sand down, after a good sand down, you can re finish it!

Its been terrible here recently, yeah £1000 fine would teach them. Even on the golf course its all over the place! Something needs to be done! Very soon.

 it should still look alright continuted on from the stage your at. :)

I was walking along the street next to my house to collect my sister, and alomost every step i took there was a pile of dogs dirt! The whloe street was smelling of the dogs dirt! Every bit you could see had been stood on. Terrible! [/img]

All the best for 2014 everyone! :) out with the old, in with the new!

Ok and does it have things I ca make? With instructions? Thanks

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Resistant-Materials-Revision-Collins-Essentials/dp/1906415439/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1388010271&sr=8-3-fkmr0&keywords=d%26+t+foundation+collins Is this the book? Does it give you thigs to make with wood? Thanks! Fine thanks 99s my target now! You?

So far i have a normal saw, 3 chizels a screwdriver and a try square! Thanks everyone burnerman? Being a teacher do you have any projects in mind and you can give me a guide to? Thanks [/img]

If I were you, I would give it a little sand down, and apply the gloss over the emulsion. After sanded down,, give it a couple of coats of water based gloss! :)

Hello everyone! Im taking woodwork in third year and i was wondering if any of you can give me some tips so i can have some extra knowlage for the course! Thanks :)

Use 4 plastering sand to 1 cement with plasticiser added. If it's just small patches, wet the brickwork and bring out the patch thickness by 2/3rd's, scratch it, then leave it to set. The next day, using 5 to 1, bring the patch out flush, rub it over with a float when ready, maybe sponge it...

The best optiton here would be soil, if you use rubble the lawn will be uneven! if you fill the the garden with topsoil you will get a more level finish! :)