No special tools needed, they sell kits by area of roof, 10 sq mtr 20sq mtr etc, that takes care of the matting, resin, topcoat and hardener, then it's just deciding what pre-formed profiles you need for the edges, then loads of buckets, rollers, brushes, all cheap disposable stuff which you can only use once obviously. The tricky part is once you add the hardener to the resin, you've only got about half hour before it starts to go off, so you need everything set up ready, you haven't time to go looking for something, and then go like the clappers.
What have you been doing today?
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No special tools needed, they sell kits by area of roof, 10 sq mtr 20sq mtr etc, that takes care of the matting, resin, topcoat and hardener, then it's just deciding what pre-formed profiles you need for the edges, then loads of buckets, rollers, brushes, all cheap disposable stuff which you can only use once obviously. The tricky part is once you add the hardener to the resin, you've only got about half hour before it starts to go off, so you need everything set up ready, you haven't time to go looking for something, and then go like the clappers.
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I done my double garage roof a few years ago after watching his videos. It came out perfect, well pleased with tit.
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I'll bet you are, I'll bet you are
I love a bit too. Not often these days. And when I do its the same one.
You've been talking to my wife?
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I'm not doing it with you again, I couldn't walk for a week.
Andy
I did say the stilettos were too small for you.
Planted out my runner beans, sprouts, purple sprouting broccoli, green kale, red kale, cabbages, cauliflower and broccoli and a couple of rows of beetroot. Made them safe with my Home made anti-butterfly cages. Well pleased with my efforts. Just got to sit and watch them grow.
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Planted out my runner beans, sprouts, purple sprouting broccoli, green kale, red kale, cabbages, cauliflower and broccoli and a couple of rows of beetroot. Made them safe with my Home made anti-butterfly cages. Well pleased with my efforts. Just got to sit and watch them grow.
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Correct.
Being pulled by the Plod sounds like it could be fun - but only if it’s a lady Plod!
Just make sure you don't get caught by the fuzz. Painful!
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I think this is the first time table I have st for myseld for ..... a very long timeA slight diversion, but what have you all got planned for today?
Looks sunny (if breezy , and slightly chilly) here , so I may go for a wander through the countryside in a bit.
After I've filled my belly with tea, of course
so here we go
grass cutting - done
squirrel proof box - done
bike sorted for another week on the road
walk in the woods - done
and to the main part of the day - the beer drinking - and in full DIY spirit, an Irish home brewed velvet stout - just perfect
oh aye - and the end of the TV series 'Blood' 9/10, been a good well watchable series.
averaged 158 so far this year, target 7500 miles for the year. Sounds utterly implausible I know, I'm utterly bemused at how far I can go, very slow, average about 10mph - all a bit odd really. Not even interested in doing exercise of being fit, just love been out in the countryside. Probably not even a proper cyclist, don't have any lycra or wear a nappy, in fact not really sure I like cyclists, have you ever been on a cycling forum? jeezis wept
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