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So from what you have said, you have chipboard with ply already on it BEFORE it was ply boarded again? ...and the lines only appeared when it...
Was it rolled with a heavy duty roller? Me personally don't use a hefty roller when on ply, I use a hand roller when I'm wet setting but minimal...
:D no chance, don't want him taking any of my business with his 'mad skillz' lol
The bloke on my street nailed his stair carpet, through the underlay the lot. He put the riser gripper upside down and hot glued the bullnose :D
Laying exact same tomorrow in a large kitchen diner :cool: I assume you've already googled it, maybe if you went to a shop and offered them cash...
Sounds like its blown if its cracking under foot.
It could be a piece of the driver blade end snapped off. I've had couple staplers where this has happened before, also had to replace the driver...
All depends how bad these dips are. If they are in just a few places then it can be sorted without ply boarding the whole lot out but if it's...
Same here Daz. It has surprised how quick it went 0 to 100! What I'm finding with the customers who I had to put on hold due to lockdown is now...
This is why I've always got tarpaulin sheets on my van ;) Usually cut it up in my unit but when I have it delivered to the customers house I...
I've use either uzin 196 and mapei renovation which are both water based for these type jobs. I use flexible primer now if it's a mix of...
So what you getting then? Dr Martin's :D
No time for that :rolleyes:
Spot nailor
*worn :rolleyes:
Superstars all the way, outlast any other trainer due to the shell toe. That's all I've weared since 2007 when I ditched the smelly Reebok...
*(step edging strips)
Fit the vinyl all the way through and have some fancy nosings (ste It's not a slip hazard, only if you throw a load of water down the steps and...
Take the old one up 100% If the existing ply is in a state then take that up aswell and put fresh ply down. If the old one isn't too bad then a...
