doriz
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Where did the weekend go spent all yesterday on a shoot, today shooting followed by DIY. Tomorrow I’m out on a shoot again - I don’t know when I’ll ever get a day to mong
Maybe Thursday.... no wait you are busyWhere did the weekend go spent all yesterday on a shoot, today shooting followed by DIY. Tomorrow I’m out on a shoot again - I don’t know when I’ll ever get a day to mong
What…. Making the tea & supplying the biscuitsMaybe Thursday.... no wait you are busy
Mrs used to hate this time of year. I would not have a day off till mid January when we lived down Kent. I would then Mong till February then start normal/required workWhere did the weekend go spent all yesterday on a shoot, today shooting followed by DIY. Tomorrow I’m out on a shoot again - I don’t know when I’ll ever get a day to mong
IndeedWhat…. Making the tea & supplying the biscuits
Tips for refreshing the appearance of a tired looking work-surface anyone?
The main worksurface/breakfast bar in the kitchen is beginning to look "patchy" with wear areas and/or faded bits appearing.
I've tried T-cut/Mer car polish on it, but it hasn't helped. Anyone got any proven methods (other than total replacement with black granite/Onyx (which is what she would like).
Not done anyfink today. Anoyd wiv meself ferrit. Cant get mowtivaytid. Was going to move me outside bt line from down stairs ter up stairs. Just gerrin dark by the time eye started so stopped.
Could possibly be a fibreglass gel coat?I saw someone on a tv programme - Homes Under the Hammer? - and they had spread a gel coat, they did it on a floor too. Don't ask me what this is 'cos I don't know.
Aw that's a shame!Poo cam never recorded me foxes playing int snow. Eye has pic's of the tracks they made but poo cam frostid over so no recording. Bastid.
Hee Hee! Love that as an excuse!!!
"I'm too gross to move the sofa!!!!"
Wifey does all the gloss so if she don't feel like it I don't have to feel like doing the walls either!!! (It ain't that she is better at it, it's just that she thinks she is. who am I to disabuse her of the idea???!!!!)
Wot u taking for it???
Tips for refreshing the appearance of a tired looking work-surface anyone?
The main worksurface/breakfast bar in the kitchen is beginning to look "patchy" with wear areas and/or faded bits appearing.
I've tried T-cut/Mer car polish on it, but it hasn't helped. Anyone got any proven methods (other than total replacement with black granite/Onyx (which is what
she would like).
I saw someone on a tv programme - Homes Under the Hammer? - and they had spread a gel coat, they did it on a floor too. Don't ask me what this is 'cos I don't know.
I was reading about this last week, clean with vinegar then use car wax as you would on yer motor
then buff up, spray an oil based laminate polish all over it & leave over night & buff the day.
We could be doing with noo worktops but I is procrastinating.
A bit poisonous for a food prep surface? might as well use lead paintWill be epoxy resin.
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