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It has a strip of rubberised underseal type stuff along the bottom . It's something all polo's of this age have

It's a vw polo 61 reg , so not worth spending a lot on

Hi I was power washing my drive and decided to blast the car , it was obviously a mistake. Its knocked the painted underseal off on the bottom plus another bit . How would I fix this ? Filler then primer then car paint ?

Yes its the washer on the piston . Thanks

Is that the washer that's attached to the white plastic part that moves with the ball cock ? If so that should be an easy fix

I have a brass float valve that's suddenly started squealing when the cistern fills up . Do I need to replace the whole valve ?

This type of thing ? https://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-solvent-weld-end-ventilation-collar-grey-110mm/17772

Had a roofer around and he pushed the rubber bit back on like you all said . I checked in the loft last time it was heavily raining and I still have a slight drip running down the outside of the soil pipe. Do I need a new rubber bit ? Or should I attack it with silicone?

What's the collar ? Is it a standard size ?

I've called a roofer . It looks a bit high + I've no idea what I'm doing

You can get to it from a ladder easily, it's at the end of the roof . The roof is tiled with clay tiles and the soil stack looks like it has a lead surrounding.

Hi we have just had some torrential driving rain , it was almost coming horizontally. I decided to check in the loft and noticed that water was running down the outside of the soil stack . I checked a few hours later when the rain was regular and the pipe was dry . Would this be a big job ?

More like this I would assume https://www.eurocell.co.uk/soffit-board/hollow-soffit-board/100mm-hollow-soffit-board-in-white-x-5m

Sounds interesting, is it hard to work with ?

Has anyone replaced a bath panel on a corner bath with tongue and groove ? Is so is it very difficult? Many thanks

Why not inside and out ?

Are these any good ? And would I need to drill a hole in the floorboard first ? https://www.screwfix.com/p/screw-tite-2-pz-double-self-countersunk-screw-4-x-50mm-200-pack/127fy

https://www.toolstation.com/lost-tite-screw/p17665 are these any good ?

Safe zone ? Are water pipes and electric wires supposed to be deeper than 50mm ? I've been told by a joiner at work to only screw where the nails are maybe 5mm away .Is this sensible advice ?