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If you read Gaz’s other threads you’d know what was wrong with that :wink: :lol:
@anc wrote:
And what is wrong with that? – oh btw you forgot the dog/cat! pmsl
I knew there was something about you :lol:
The proof is in the pudding lol :lol: :wink:
@gazlan wrote:
The proof is in the pudding lol :lol: :wink:
ello Eddie forgot about him. I knew I liked you for a reason Gaz
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@jen_jen wrote:
A couple of years ago we had a slow leak from our hot water tank which sits just above the kitchen, and the artexed ceiling in the kitchen was watermarked. We left it for a few months to dry out then painted it, but each time we paint the ceiling it looks fine for a short while then the watermark starts showing through again.
How do we get rid of it?
under coat it before you emulsion it
or pay silly money for some stain block@mrs_teapot wrote:
@gazlan wrote:
The proof is in the pudding lol :lol: :wink:
ello Eddie forgot about him. I knew I liked you for a reason Gaz
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Lucky me ! :roll:
@thin ice wrote:
@jen_jen wrote:
A couple of years ago we had a slow leak from our hot water tank which sits just above the kitchen, and the artexed ceiling in the kitchen was watermarked. We left it for a few months to dry out then painted it, but each time we paint the ceiling it looks fine for a short while then the watermark starts showing through again.
How do we get rid of it?
under coat it before you emulsion it
or pay silly money for some stain blockWe’ve done the undercoat before emulsioning – twice. Guess stain block is the next resort…or choose a paint colour that matches the water stain :lol:
oh gosh,, I near paso doubled ye to death :)
/my wee sore hips :)
@cosy.m wrote:
whats all this the jim will fix it thread? :D
you could always get a lodger to help with the little jobs your not up too :wink:
does any one remember that andy bloke of one of the DIY programs
think they called him handy andy :wink:
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