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My fusebox is in the cupboard and I keep my hoover in front of it. It's a great hoover, made by Dyson...

I don't really understand why it was okay for your old sparky mate who has sadly passed to be very keen on unbroken cable runs but it is not okay for Bernardgreen or others on here to feel the same?

You know the bit where your old sparky mate was very keen on there being unbroken cables. And then the bit where you don't know the answer to your question. Well you do, if you think about it for a moment.

Exactly this. I've had my wheelbarrow 30 years now and use it every day. Just need to maintain it properly. It's had 17 new wheels and 14 new tubs, it looks barely a couple of years old.

40mm, something like this. https://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-solvent-weld-waste-pipe-white-40mm-x-3m/44310 I have had 3 HDMIs, 1 optical and 1 aerial coax through it with no problem. No need for a draw string, I have had everything out of it whilst redecorating and then just fed it all back...

I've recently done this and used a 40mm solid trunking into the wall between two back boxes. I cut the top and bottom respectively of the back boxes and then brush plates to finish. Everything plastered over the top. My advice would be not to underestimate how much you need to take out to run...

Isn't it my partner and I?

Give him a Kit Kat... Obesity is also not a joke, it's so hard for some people. They've just got so much on their plate.

Yeah it does appear to be the way is it going and it makes sense. I know as I feel a bit silly for making a huge channel in my wall to run a 40mm conduit and another to put a power socket behind the TV. Seems like I have done it the dated way now...

It is one cable and a shadow you can see. There is also another picture where you can see it now coming out from the back of the wall behind the TV. It is one of those new TVs where you only need to run one small cable up to it for power, HDMIs etc and everything.

I really don't understand why everyone keeps feeding the troll. I mean, his posts do bring a certain humour to the world. But please, call this troll out for what he is.

Yeah, definitely worth another go. Keep working the area until you have got a sweat on that means you don't feel the cold! It is hard work by hand as you are doing the work of a machine polisher. That being said, looking at your last photo, it doesn't look too hopeful you are going to get...

I wouldn't wet sand if you don't have experience in it. It's a sure fire way to do more harm than good. The great thing about hand polishing is that it is pretty much impossible to do any damage. Wet sanding or machine polishing require more knowledge, experience and expertise to do safely...

I've agreed that to get it back to 100% it will need some paintwork. But you'd be surprised how much polishing can take out and for the sake of less than £20 investment, it is worth a try in my opinion. It's not really a case of paying out twice.

I'd recommend this https://www.halfords.com/motoring/paints-and-body-repair/scratch-repair-and-paint-restorers/farecla-g3-pro-scratch-remover-liquid-500ml-247929.html https://www.halfords.com/motoring/car-cleaning/sponges-brushes-and-buckets/farecla-g3-pro-applicator-waffle-pads-248034.html...

It's hard to be sure from here but I think it's unlikely you are taking that all out with a polish. The general rule of thumb is if you can catch it with your nail then it will need some paintwork. But you'll certainly be able to improve it massively by polishing it out a bit. You'd be able to...

Hi background is 34,000 posts on this forum and 4,500 thanks. I would suggest he has half an idea what he is talking about and no just some eejit passing by. Oh and if forum "expetise" isn't what you were after, then probably best not to ask in an internet forum.

On the surface of it, this would seem a limitation on technology vs a human being. But giving it some thought, my children work exactly the same and are often off doing the first part of a sentence without listening to the second part. "Yes, you may have a chocolate biscuit after you have...

You have no idea what I know or don't know about. I have not said anything negative about Bitcoin, I have not said it isn't the future. What I have said that from a financial advice point of view, on the limited information we have about the OP, investing THIS £50k into Bitcoin is NOT the...

And this ladies and gentleman, is why giving financial advice is highly regulated. Writing this post I am tempted to tear your "logic" apart but it's such a ludicrous post it doesn't even deserve that.