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I have finished externals in this side, scaffold will be coming down soon, still sorting the land, been going through preplanning, I will try and do an update video.

It's like the forth bridge, I'm dome on that elevation now,

Great result eh for the price? Glad it worked buddy. Thanks for commenting

Yer made for the job lol

Cheers Mark, Scaffold coming down at last.

Have you tried sliding that metal holder out from the mount, ?

No problem 👍 I'm glad I've managed to save somebody a few quid, thanks for commenting 🙂

No worries Steve, you all take care. It's like Lee majors and lindsay wagnor at your house lol. Thanks for commenting pal.

Cheers Mark. I didn't even realise you had done a deyzone video. Thank you

I won't be replacing with same materials, can get a floor vent in the concrete, I will be using the dryzone plaster as in the spec sheet

Thank you. 👍

Yer I'm hoping it does too, it's been a bit of time already, stopped getting condensation on the windows so tells me the moisture is going

Yer worth a shot, may use it at the flats too. Like I said before I didn't realise you'd done a video.

Yer can't beat it, great tune, Avengers.

There is two different engineer menus, why don't our need to change ntsc ? All camera are the same.

Good point well made, I wasn't sure if it was much of an interest. I also didn't have the camera gear I have now, so being on a ladder, fixing the dish, using my alignment tool and holding a camera would be difficult.

It was a great weekend Steve, pleasure to meet the family and do a bit to help out. Onwards and upwards now mate.

Thoroughly enjoyed the trip, it was a great feeling like you say.

You know the answer lol,

Yes it should, can't be serious all the time.

Always a pleasure Steve

He has that, top bloke

Cheers Pat.

It was very entertaining

So have yoi tried your ad card at exfat? You haven't got to larger sd card have you?

You know it's a short don't you! Ffs and yes I have ripped the plasterboard off to reveal the brick believe it or not!

And how do you work that out, it is British standard approved, so please tell me why @silentminority2342 Where are you based where you do this type of work? La la land

Dryzone damp-proofing cream is used in accordance with BS 6576: 2005, which is a British standard that covers the installation of damp-proof courses in masonry walls. Dryzone is a silicone-based cream that's injected into pre-drilled holes to treat and prevent rising damp. It's used to create a barrier against damp in a variety of situations, including: Solid walls made of brick, blockwork, or masonry Cavity walls Rubble-filled walls Walls with old mortar and masonry Walls with rubble-infill Single leaf construction walls Dryzone is BBA and WTA approved, and is considered to be the most rigorously tested damp-proofing cream on the market. It's effective in a wide range of conditions and on a variety of substrates, including porous and low-alkalinity mortars. Dryzone is part of a system that also includes: Dryzone Renovation Plasters: Breathable plasters that help damp walls dry and stop salt migration Dryzone Express Replastering System: A hybrid plasterboard system that can prepare walls for redecoration in under 24 hours

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Yer not bad, saved me buying full rolls of fibre

Yes it was definitely down to the floor, the house dpc is lower, I actually took all the sand and cement poi ting out too, the lime joints were damp behind it.

Exactly buddy, plaster was down to the floor, it's concrete on the conservatory side and a wooden floor on the other.

Well it's your safety mate, mine was gable so easier I guess, only reason I used ladder.

Thought I had heard them all but like the metaphor. The original bitumen dpc is breached too, plus it's been injected on the gable wall. Good shout mate

The Ouse is always an issue isn't it, therr is a marker on selby swing bridge at the station, if the water to get to it then trains can't go over, many a time I got stuck there.

I've never had a problem with these, people will always show and make things look the way they want too I'm afraid, like I say never had a problem. It's about using the correct one for the job in hand I guess.

It was as I had to send evidence of the pack then wait for new pack, all.good in the end though

Just sent me another bag for free, it's piss easy to get down mate,

I didn't use putty, it was a sand lime mix.

Cheers DIY_Dad, 🍻

Yes I know, I've used it plenty of times but coming out the bag solid must have been a problem at the factory.

Yer sorted it Scott thanks, you know cars are nit my thing lol

Hear of so many different additives , claim to work but don't do anything.

Explain? Mr keyboard warrior? By the way found you on your socials, hope you are prepared. Croatia by any chance? Dj

Yes so should be cheaper, no transportation, no getting ripped off my unit price from super markets. Ah well.

It's a straight forward plug and play, yoindont need a pro for this. Just make sure you get the correct one, you can message the store and they will confirm which one you need.

I couldn't tell you this because at time of putting the video up this is wasn't available, I will try to find out .