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@editor, yes, it's perfect for any gaps and holes. I've used it for many years professionally and around my home as it's a stone building built in the...
@madbilly 👍 its not just UV deterioration One area that is massively overlooked is water diffusion resistance ( what protection does the ...
@majordennisbloodnok, To stop rodents from entering holes, it's very important to make the holes as small as possible and seal them up to stop moistur...
@madbilly Nothing is rodent-proof. Even Steel is not rodent-proof, as many Farmers will advise when they find them in their silos and other areas A...
@plummersknowe Also keeping the flexi hose as straight at possibel help to take the stress out of the flexi connections and makes it easy ...
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@editor HI few issues there, but let's look at the insulation in general The insulation looks like is been eaten away or eaten, and also deterio...
@transparent been in the heating industry for over 43 years from apprentice, sole trader to owning a large heating company, sold in 201...
@transparent HI all The products you mention are very good for inside but not for external. If you look, they have a low water diffusion resistan...
@transparent HI That's, Primary Pro have their unique Bond & seal to bond & Seal and cap Other products tested failed, so they made th...
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