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I normally use gyproc easyfill and whatever caulk is on offer next to the counter at Screwfix!

Unless there's been anything untoward on the walls that would need a stain blocker etc, just give them a wipe down and paint straight over. If the small cracks are in corners I normally use caulk and filler if they are on a flat surface.

I use Leyland trade contract matt. Really good coverage, reasonable cost and nice finish. It goes on a little dirty looking but dries to an even brilliant white.

Modern nitromors is absolutely terrible,if you go the paint stripper route I would recommend something much stronger. Last one I used was called starchem synstrip which was really good but that was on metal so would be best to check if its ok to use on wood.

I would be inclined to raise the back of the driveway a little and pull a straight grade down to the top of the channel at the front edge and let the water find its way from there.I would imagine given its position that this was the channels original purpose and the driveway has compacted...

Its also worth while getting in touch with any local demolition companies to see if they use or can recommend an analyst thats local.

If it were me I would add the extra cut to keep the grouting pattern consistent. Especially as in your case the upper row of the mirror and the row below the mirror mean you end up with three courses looking identical on that wall. Cheers Ross.

The existing fence will most likely be running inside the crib wall itself if it is only two and a half feet from the face as they tend to be a little wider than that. I would stick to the existing line as said above,mainly because any further back and you will be into the "wedge fill" which...

I would give the marks a couple of coats of a stain blocker (its normally pretty thick so don't go mad with the thickness of the coats or it can make it look obvious) give it plenty of time to dry properly and a touch in since the surrounding paint is fresh. Make sure that you paint over the...