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Have it towed to your home, before you rush into anything...

Chemical reaction with the water and paint? Crystallisation? A picture might help... :)

Overdoing as in increasing the coverage of the footing? Elephant foot compared to a gazelles foot so to speak? Yes, doubling up. Less gluing them, more nuts and bolts?

Ouch!!!!! Don't do it! :( Only if it's safe? I'd suggest a strong ladder horizontally placed.

Like RobbieUk says, you'll need to block it using a sealer. Scraper wise, just a standard wallpaper/paint scrapper. If you not sure, then I'd recommend taking a picture of the condition of the area, and taking it to your diy shop for a suggestion. Just make sure it's sharp.

Overdoing the footings will be a blessing in the future as the ground gets soggy, and allows the blocks to drop a tad lower. Saves you jacking up the frame I the future to add an additional block. See if you can 'sister' the lengths, and protect the ends of the wood with something to stop them...

Scrape it off using a ....scraper :) then using white spirit on a small sponge, dab it on the patch and scrape off the excess left behind. Repeat till you're happy with the result. Latex gloves and goggles are a must. Or it's dermatitis and blurred vision for some time. :( Having said that...

Remove the rust, right? Wash off any dust and debris, let it dry, and apply a generous coat of a bitumous based liquid, brush on type. Put a pice on top for 24hr, and see if it sticks. 99.9% it will. Only down side with bitumous is that it's only apply-able when it warm; the slightest cold, and...

Would spending £30.00 on a tin of Evercryl on a cool cloudy day, and a strong large brush, not work wonders? It's better than bitumen I say, and .... and it sticks like glue. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71Q-WFVebpL._SY355_.jpg

One of the reviewers said... " I've never used a sprayer before, but wanted to give a professional finish to old wardrobe doors and new internal doors. This sprayer did the job beyond my expectations. It was a good price and was very easy for a novice to use. First one developed a fault, but as...

So painting is the only option? I saw somewhere on the net, where you buy a roll of your preferred colour plastic; apply like you would with car tint; water and applicator. Not sure if that's the finish you want?

And pierce the membrane? What's behind the membrane? Any pictures?

See if you can locate the impeller and see if it's git some 'stuff' stopping it working to it's fullest?

Nail size – Nails should be long enough to get a purchase in the timber but not break through inside. If in any doubt you should measure the thickness of the timber the nails go into. I've never done one of these, but I've never understood why nails are used, when you could probably get a...

Why not just spend £40+ and buy a ryobi caulking gun?

Oooo, nice. Any plans on coating it with colour? Vertical is perfect in any country with more rain than sun; water runs down, and not into the wood; the rain would have to push it in to make a difference. I've chosen to build a from wall fence using decking; not only is the wood 'thicker' than...

Good luck with that! Seriously! :/ You could use a long handle floor scraper, or see if you get this... http://www.todayshomeowner.com/video/how-to-remove-glue-and-adhesive-from-floors/

Absolute Nero, or Impala Nero granite. 99% sure though...

Come on people! What is more important? How does a wall stay up? Or The ban on blow torches when making a creme brûlée ?? :( ;)

The cheapest and professional way to find the problem is in two free steps. Take it to a brake shop, or wherever you would have your brakes repaired, and get a free visual inspection. Nothing obvious there? Take it to where you would have suspension/steering work done. The free inspections...