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Is this for interior or exterior, and on what is it to be applied to?

+1 for trying that first. Even to the point of dropping one drip of water from your finger into the "ding" and using the very small end of the clothes iron to heat/steam the water away, and "fix" the ding.

Just as a small aside to this (and in general when dealing with similar occurances), find / research their "Complaints Procedure" and use it. In conjuntion with the Data Protection Act. All in writing. For instance; I wish to raise a formal complaint in accordance with your Code of Practice...

If they are carrying it to the car quite happily, perhaps they have not been made aware yet of the PROSIYHCCI regs? (Possible Risk Of Splinters In Your Hands Can Cause Infection) (hammer) I'll get the coat ....

True story I heard; think 1980's hard close - without any sales ethics, whatsoever. DG salesman to husband and wife after doing the presentation (2 hours - wife wants to buy, husband does not want to). Salesman eventually turns to the mantle (in desperation) and points to their wedding day...

Clean/Degrease with sugar soap/meths, and prime as others have said. http://www.decoratingdirect.co.uk/viewprod/z/ZINBINA/ Technical data sheet: http://www.decoratingdirect.co.uk/techdata/z/ZINBINA Done.

Just for info; if anyone buys a new Audi today (or several other car manufacturers) they are painted with water based paint.

Try this forum - it might also be worth joining to ask questions about common problems etc. :wink: http://www.vauxhallownersnetwork.co.uk/ ... forum.174/

All council managers/leader/decision makers have their noses in the public sector money trough. If any council was put into the private sector they woud be bust within a few months and all peeps looking for a job, and not getting one. They are just looking after themselves .... Just like...

Frigging brilliant work !!!

Absolute nonsense. And a good enough reason not to waste any more of your time with that company. As an aside, make sure you do the maths on this regarding financial return. An aqauaintance of mine looked at solar panels in some detail and reckoned it wasn't worth the return on investment. So...

Thanks. I would like to know though, why you could not use 2 pull sticks instead of push sticks. An appropriate featherboard would keep the wood from lifting? i.e. If the fence ends at the gullet of the first tooth, and the 2 PULLsticks are beyond that (further back), why would that not work...

OK - serious question. In this instance that Steve had, what would be the potential problem(s) if the piece was PULLED instead of PUSHED? Discuss?

Thanks for all replies. They have a hardwood edging which (I guess) could be removed and replaced, but not sure of the damage that might cause to the worktop in doing so. The reason for looking to re-furb was that replacing them will also mean an awful LOT of tiling would need to be re-done...

I have about 11 sq m of worktop in my kitchen that needs updating. Rather than the expense of totally replacing it, does anyone know of a laminate (or some other method) that I can fix to the existing worktop? I would prefer to not tile it. I am OK with moving the electric hob and sink...

The pre mixed colours can be found on page 28 and 29 here: http://tinyurl.com/ogo4lsh According to my contact, 18 C 35 would be a L base, and 20 C 37 would be a Z base. Of course, that doesn't mean much if you can't remember which tint you had decided on :lol: Anyways, the workshop looks...

I can help on that and the codes. What colour is it you want ... and in what finish? Also oil or water based ... :)

Not enough info for me (and I'm tired) though maybe this is suitable? http://www.johnstonestrade.com/products ... ning-paint The TDS: http://ukppgacprd.blob.core.windows.net ... 0Paint.pdf

You don't mention it .... so in case you are not aware; I hope you have also contacted the credit card company. http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/ ... -your-card And: "Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 gives credit card users protection in the event they suffer from a breach of...

Thanks all. Chris - is there a particular brand at qvs that you have had good experience with in terms of Quality / reliability / longevity? (In reference to floodlights)