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What we all working on this week ?

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I have a insurance job to try and rescue a poorly installed quad shower the customer wants to save the tiling if possible and has a few spare so fingers crossed it may work , the loss adjuster allowed em £1500 that will just about cover materials. Kop
 

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How did you get on with the epoxy stuff Mate ?? It's looking good surprising how long it takes to do a class job

I used it just in the tray area. I used really hot water to clean up and it went better than I thought it would.

The normal groutings been the pain. Leaves little bubbles that wont shift or fill in. Have to wait until set then rub more grout into the holes. I've tried thinner grout and thicker, the thicker mix is slightly better.
 
I used it just in the tray area. I used really hot water to clean up and it went better than I thought it would.

The normal groutings been the pain. Leaves little bubbles that wont shift or fill in. Have to wait until set then rub more grout into the holes. I've tried thinner grout and thicker, the thicker mix is slightly better.

I believe that’s caused by too much water on your cleaning sponge
 
I believe that’s caused by too much water on your cleaning sponge

Could well be. I just put it down to the tiles only being 5mm thick as well.
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Home for two and half weeks. Plus late nights on the mosaics plus covering for a mate who's flying to Dubai wednesday for a week to pick his daughter up.
 

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Getting this cracked off as normal nothing is level so had to run the pipes to skirting 😀

5 rads cracked off of 15 total so another day ish should be done the heating side (other than boiler)
 

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Last 4 rads tomorrow hopefully finished the heating side as my knees are killing me 😀
 

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Carrying on the new wet room, but had to call back to an outside oil combi I fitted. Its losing pressure and it's my fault because the last boiler always held pressure.

I've been up before, over pressured checked all the boiler and all my new pipework. All dry.

So went up tonight, ripped open the wall below where my pipes come in. Bone dry.

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But the bottom of the wall behind kitchen sink is wet.

Leak sealer going in hopefully get through to warmer months then kitchen wall to come out to find it. Kerching.
 
Anyone know what to use to seal around where an angled pan connector goes into the floor but the waste is 6” in diameter? About an inch all the way around? Not done one before
 
Dont know if something like this would fit.

https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/pipes...mlSrJlKY4HReew38Z8RoCWX4QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
May do. But if I remember correctly they are a bit rigid.
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Quickset cement any good?
Possibly but how do I stop it just falling straight through? Or is there a lip on the six inch?
 

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