Sealing up overflow in bath

keystone

frostyspice wrote: »

keystone, I'm just off the M3 near J4a, want to come and fix it? ;-)

Not particularly seeing as you don't even seem inclined to disclose the detail around what the problem is. Anyway I doubt you could afford me now seeing as the price has just magically gone up on "awkward customer" grounds. .

It would probably be an easy fix if I could only get at it.

There again you have no idea whether I know how to nor, for that matter, whether or not I know how to replace the whole thing even given its restricted access without removing the bath first.

Given that attitude you are exuding I don't feel inclined to tell you (without charge) on here how to do it now either and so wish you a long and happy Sunday playing with gunk.

Cheers

Canucklehead

Hi.

Post a photo?

If you can get the side panel off it's supprising how far you (well, me as I have long arms) can reach.


GSR

MX5huggy

What's on the other side of the wall the bath is attached to?

I.e if its agaist an internal stud wall go that way.

southcoastrgi

oh go on KS you miserable git go & fix it, i hear the OP makes a good cup of coffee & they have choc hobnobs as well

keystone

Canucklehead wrote: »

If you can get the side panel off it's supprising how far you (well, me as I have long arms) can reach.

Just helping by answering a few simple questions would help.

Cheers

keystone

southcoastrgi wrote: »

oh go on KS you miserable git go & fix it, i hear the OP makes a good cup of coffee & they have choc hobnobs as well

Only drink tea! At my age coffee makes me need to go to the heads all far too often. Anyway :p:p:p:p



Cheers