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I actually liked it you shouldn’t have editedSorry Match, I edited that whilst you awarded me with the medal lol
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I actually liked it you shouldn’t have editedSorry Match, I edited that whilst you awarded me with the medal lol
My guess is Watertight has tried to ease the stupid thing off to get to into the cistern, cracked it and then for a micro second had that thought "maybe I can actually just do a runner?" but did the right thing and gone downstairs to be asked "how is it going?"...erm..
Yes mate, the nylon "L" brackets, really brittle and poor qualityWhat snapped? the stupid L brackets with loads of holes in Jonny?
how high were you swinging the toilet around to chip basin?
I came across something like this!! Thought it was cement- it could've been- had to smash pan and then hammer and chisel to get floor smooth. Got a nice fix with new pan.Linseed oil added sometimes. Had to work the putty in my hands like a baker with dough, to get it workable.
Boss White paste was good to first apply onto the dry old floorboards to get the putty to stick.
Glad to not be using putty now.
The putty on pans fitted 50 plus years ago turns as hard as stone on the wood and you have to carefully chisel it off, as you probably have come across
I came across something like this!! Thought it was cement- it could've been- had to smash pan and then hammer and chisel to get floor smooth. Got a nice fix with new pan. View attachment 33732
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