http://theflooringforum.com/showthread.php?11697-British-Standards&highlight=british+standard
I'd stick both anyway full stop.. :)
When you get home and all the lights are out.. Nobody up! Diner's cold!! Beer's warm!!! No cold water, because it's not their job to fill it !!!!...
As I've only just walked in the door, I don't think I'll have the time...
Saxony?
No mate... Just saying in general... on jobs, obviously not your own.. unless the missus say so...;)
you could then put a dpm if needed direct to the very smooth floor and stick to that?
No, incorrect answer... the correct answer is.. you buy the grinder from me and then take me down the pub to say thank you.. for saving you lots...
I might hire myself out.. the wife reckons I'd be a cheaper option..:twisted:
if you grind the floor, will there be any adhesive left to cover.. :rolleyes:
As Blinco94 knows the job, would it not be best to get him to return? If he has the time.. :confused:
It's always fine until it fails... That's where you will lose more than just your reputation... it'll cost you too..... Grind it off
the sheet by the sound of it
Round and round... lol Picked up most of adhesive residue
Any way, all sorted.. Just need to give it a trial run on a job, just to make sure it's ok... :rolleyes: [IMG]
yeah.. and even got you using one.. lol... :lol: Didn't take any pictures though.. perhaps next time!!
Oh yeah.. I have 2 of those dusters in the cab...
Who? I must admit there's always a bit of dust in the corners at the back doors.. :(
Can't remember last time I cleaned it out.. Lol, that's how it is most days... that piece of fluffy under my stripper is the only bit of waste on...
Westex... :D
