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Im about to repaint some walls outside but some of the old paint is flaking so what is the best way yo do this so i can get the best finish, i dont want to be able to see where the old paint has flaked off when i repaint.

I need some exterior gloss masonry paint in black, it will be used for the coping stones of the garden walls and the plinth on the walls also, i can only seem to find exterior gloss paint for wood or metal, anyone offer me any help please, local painter said he would use Pliolite from johnstones...

Thought it was too good to be true, guy at local shop, "ah its only a matter of removing the old tube and starter and replacing it with a new LED tube"

I have florescent tubes in the lights in my garage and would like to replace them with LED Tubes, so what LEDs will give the brightest glow? and is it just a matter of getting the same size LED tube and fitting it into the old fitting?

The finish you get with disposable brushes is normally a poor finish.

Any idea what size balloon i would need to get?

I cannot get my hands up to measure what size balloon i need so i took a few photos to show maybe someone will know the size i need.

How or what do i need to cap the chimney? what size balloon would i need?

We have not lit our fire for about twenty five years and cant see it being lit any time in the future, is there anything i can do to stop wind noise coming down the chimney and stop heat escaping up it?

Anyone use a x hose? what do you think of it?

Cheers mate sorted. :oops: :oops: :oops:

Dont understand what your telling me??

I have just bought a Potterton EP2 electric programmer to replace an older Potterton one, i want the timer to come on and off three times during the day but i cannot get the first time set to go on past 9.30am, any one offer any help please??

When you say "It's a very good result possibly too good" what do you mean? :D :D

I think the reading is .9M ??

Update. Before i started i checked all the rads for air two had some air the rest where fine, so i done as you advised and the rads are all balanced and they are all heating up nicely, the noises in the rads are all now gone and the reading on the left hand side of the pump is 9 so is this now...

I will stick to the potterton range as ease of switch over which i can do myself as i dont want to be "installing another wiring centre and a partial re-wire of your system" Thanks for your help, will buy one tomorrow and report back

Even though my old programmer is about 18 years old it will just be a matter of removing the front part of the unit and fitting the new unit, job done, it seems a bit too cheap as i think when i bought the old unit it cost close to £100. are you familiar with this particular unit?

Hi the potterton programmer i have is the EP3002

We currently have a potterton programmer but it only has two on off settings per day and i was looking for a programmer with three on off settings was speaking to a spark earlier at the shop and he recommended a EPH T27 2 zone programmer, i never heard of this brand so are these a good choice or...