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Tell a tight paint in the a*** customer that wont shell out to get their walls skimmed but expects b***** miracles when you put up their wallpaper that its a new multi purpose adhesive. :lol: :lol:

Irristable? more like fickle! :wink: Byeee

Well thats for me to know and for you not to find out.... Anyway i have to go now as its past my bedtime.. School tomorrow.. and my mummy told me never to talk to strange Lancashire men who drink beer and eat curry! :)

That's a very nice chat up line youv got going there gcol. :wink:

Naaa, Im just an 18 year old innocent deckess. :roll:

Sorry Sir! Couldn't help myself. :oops:

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1) Its a multi purpose tool, use it to fill cracks. 2) Use it to stick down wallpaper. 3) Use it to fill annoying unsightly holes... Insert nozzle up Daves b*m, pull trigger and retreat whilst chortling loudly :lol:

But if you go to msn im sure yu could explain it to me. :twisted:

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Dunno what you mean! :roll:

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Spit! and a lot of it. :lol: :lol:

Superglue! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

HOORAY! Caulk off. :lol:

Dave, I think its about time you just chilled out man. 8) We dont want to waste our valuable time argueing with you. You asked for advice and you got it. If you take the time to look back on some of the replys given on this site you will see that there is quite a bit of bantering between...

I agree, works for me. :lol:

Ideal for blown/textured vinyl :wink:

Hi. First of all dont use silk. Use a contract matt emulsion. Thin first coat about 25 - 30%. Apply second coat thinned about 15 - 20%. Then start putting on your full coats. Dont rub down first cos you may scratch plaster. you can gently di nib in between coats with a fine grade abrasive...