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| krv3000:
HI all sos no pics of the billd but i made a new back dore for the worksop its mad out of 1" box finishd pics |
| Bogstandard:
Nice door Bob, colour is a bit bright for me though. I have trouble with my cement board roof as well, no-one trying to get in, but it is cracking on some of the valleys and peaks. I need to find a way to treat it as I can't get underneath to change the roof sheets because it has a false ceiling in there. It would mean taking my workshop apart. BTW, read your PM's John |
| krv3000:
hi bog well it was ether green or blue and i all redy have to much blue gowing on on the inside right as to your roof ther is ways to fix this but non are cheep ther is a brush on ruber type coting that can be put on or you my want to youse fiber glass resin with the mating or ther is a type of led flashing when i say led its gnaw made with aluminume with a stikey bitshamen type back witch you just unrole and stick dawn or the opshone of fitting a new roof over the top of the old one B&Q do a corigated type roofing its made out of sum sort of laminet with bichamen |
| krv3000:
hi john i did send you a emall with my detals did you not get it |
| Bogstandard:
I didn't get your email Bob. I am actually looking at the spread on bitumen stuff, as I think if the roof needs to be glassed all over, major damage could be caused to it if you have to climb over it. It is only about just over 10 years old, and I am surprised that the roof has failed so early in it's life. As usual, the original supplier has gone out of business. John |
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