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    epoxy coatings and pipe liners to seal and restore your copper pipes while they are still inside your concrete slab

    Hello, we are looking to buy a 1970s built bungalow. The neighbour not our semi detached neighbour, an ex plumber, advised he had removed the boiler to the loft and replaced all the central heating pipes as originally they were copper pipes under (within?) the concrete flooring. A neighbour...
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    Remove shower frame to replace tile or attempt to seal up cracked tile?

    Hi guys I've recently noticed a hairline crack in the tile of my quadrant shower cubicle, which is unfortunately behind the cubicle frame which means that if I want to fix it properly, I'll need to dismantle the whole shower. I'm not sure if it is a recent crack caused by a little un (or even...
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    Housing for Oven splintered - Can I use ePoxy?

    I need to replace my oven and have pulled it out to look at the 'frame' that holds it. The screws that held the oven in had come loose and on inspection I can see the chipboard has splintered around where the holes are (see below). Whats the best thing to fills the holes. The chipboard...
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    Epoxy colour pigment concrete countertop advice, how long to wait before applying epoxy

    Hi Guys, I have made an 85cm x 75cm concrete formed countertop (40mm (4cm) thickness). Currently, this is the third day, I removed the concrete from the melamine form and its perfect. I have covered it with sheeting and kept it wet thoroughly since day 1 every day, I will continue to do this...
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    Concrete Floor Finishings

    Hi, I have built a small block based workshop in my garden (project here). The floor is concrete laid on hardcore / building sand / dpm. What would be a good method to finish off the floor. I was about to lay a sharp sand / cement screed coat (5:1) and then paint with a grey 2 part epoxy (I...
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