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Hello, anyone got any tips on the best place to buy sheet goods in Hampshire, thinking Veneered MDF and some good ply. Seems since I last did stuff 14 years ago, lots of places have closed.

Evening, is Lavers generally the cheapest for Medite MR presently on the south coast? Goodwillies in Waterlooville always seem quite pricey and they butcher their boards on delivery which is annoying.

If you can, go for Renner or Sayerlack (same as Sherwin Williams). For Sayerlack, the primer is Au474 and topcoat is AT99. There is an optional cross linker that acts as a hardener for it. For Renner, the paint is awesome you would need the Renner water based primer and then the 760/762 top...

Best product that's safe to use, is Renner 643 primer, and then 760 top coat. You can get an additive to go in the 760 to harden it.

Evening all, Anybody know where you can buy the profile lengths for window shutters? Was thinking of making some, as seems quite simple and can spray finish them too, only issue is getting raw lengths of the shutter profiles? Any ideas appreciated. Thanks.

Hello Never used sliding table 492100. No original box, in good nick, just needs a new home. Price £215 + Postage

Hello LN No4, used couple of times. Tiny tiny tiny, ding at end of front of sole. Comes with box, and plane sock. Been sitting in spare room for last 7 years. Price, £340 + Postage.

I paid the deposit of 60. The profile is not deep at all, it's a very very simple profile, only around 5 cm down from top of skirting, minimal material off.

Apologies Jacob, I meant cupping over the face of the board.

A B L Stevens, Google them. Massively helpful company, huge product range and range of sizes. They have been going for years and they have helped pals with bar tops, art stuff (pouring to create glass style varnishes) and furniture.

Morning all, not posted for a while, but have a curious one. I am doing an extension in a 1937 born house. Got a local joinery shop, that does some fancy shop fitting and more basic stuff to copy the existing skirting. 12m of it is about 220 quid, they phoned me monday to say that I absolutely...

Hello, got a Fein sanding plate that use, which is great when works, but I find the metal that goes into the star lock breaks away from the rubber disk. Anyone else have this, two have done it now. What glue can I get that is gonna stick them together?

Diykitchens online? Some of their ranges look good.

Afternoon Looking at finishing my extension at home. Looking at some nice profiles for the roof and guttering facia and already have ordered some profiles from dressermouldings. Not wanting to use PVC, so looked at Tricoya by Medite, only issue, its around 190 per sheet. Ideas, want something...

Evening all I have a Fuji Mini Mite HVLP set for sale, presently been sitting in loft a while having completed a lounge last year. It's only been used three times, for some wardrobes about 8 years ago and a white out on the lounge with some watered down emulsion. There are a couple of caps...

Re using MFC, I guess the issue there is knowing what it's like to work with, fixing into and breaking out etc. Perhaps it's my own education that's needed to understand where it works and to make sure anything fixed to it stays that way. Egger Board looks to be well thought of, and is MFC...

Hello In the past I have had the time to make my own kitchen, even a french butchers block thanks to the inspiration of somebody on here too. I have now moved house, and am looking at a kitchen extension that I have started myself and am so far up to the finished brick level. Looking at...

I have had some work done on a company car a few times, by and large they do a good job. If you come to clean your car after, and really look at it, you will find overspray or masking marks that need someone with a machine polisher to get out, so don't think it will be back to original. Colour...

I think this is a question on how long you want it to last. The optimal solution would be as suggested, celotex down, and joists exposed for airflow, no risk of nesting options for bugs/mice/wasps etc in the floor. The alternative as you suggest, is to clad the floor, to essentially make a DIY...

Evening all, like many on here, I am looking for some extra space, and specifically looking at a single storey house extension. I was thinking of going down the route of hiring each trade, e.g. - doing some groundwork myself with some help from a builder I know - getting a brickwork done via...