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If that's the case then, buy the kit I linked to and use that. You won't get anything better IMO.

You could get an inline fan in the loft space and put a vent in directly above the shower and also tee from where existing fan is to save patching the hole up.

What's above the ceiling? Loft space?

https://www.sovchem.co.uk/mould-control-pack I've used this quite a few times, it's always worked. You wash with the dentolite then put the additive in the paint, Ive always used it with Leyland trade emulsion.

But CT1 is flexible? Or am I getting the wrong end of the stick? This is from the CT1 website..  "It remains flexible up to 350% whilst never sacrificing its strength."

If you use the correct size bit then pozi and Phillips screws stay on easily? You've obviously got something wrong, either driving pozi screws with Phillips bits or vise versa.

Sold! Cheers

CT1 is overpaintable, Also some others like fix-all and clear fix

What was the free gift?

Hi would you be able to send via a courier? My Hermes is pretty cheap? They offer collection from home too so you wouldn't have to leave the house? Thanks Owen

I'd use mrmdf especially if you're going to be painting the doors. If you were gonna build faceframes with inset doors, then sure you need to use solid timber but MRMDF would be fine for this job. 18mm with 6mm panels is fine or 22mm with 9mm panels is more solid looking and feeling.

The makita one for about 50 quid is decent

Wealden are better than axminster and axminster are better than trend.

I can't see a thicknesser being a good option for this at all. Especially if the glue is only in patches it would be an absolute nightmare, and depending on the glue it could ruin the machine. If it's rock solid glue I would try a hand held electric plane on it but I certainly wouldn't use a...

Don't put yourself down,you've got skills! Your stuff all looks really good!

That multisolve spray is really good stuff, especially when you are resiliconing something like a bath you can use it to get the last stringy bits of silicone off. Just spray it on, leave ten mins and they rub off. It's great for spraying onto ct1 before you smooth it aswell, makes it a lot...

If you cut back the fascia at the centre of a rafter and fix both pieces of fascia to that, I can't see why you would need to bother with biscuits. I've certainly never seen anyone use them on a fascia board before.

You wouldn't necessarily start with full tiles above a bath, it all depends on what cut you end up with when you get the floor and ceiling. You don't want to end up with lots of small cuts. First you need to decide if you're going to lay them brick bond or on top of each other. On top of each...

Advent tape measures are excellent too.

Where in the country is the car?