Bathroom Ceiling Filler

Dandytf

noitsnotme said:

You shouldn’t use an electric screwdriver on those screws!  That actually looks like a drill, that’s even worse even if it is variable speed.

Use a manual screwdriver next time.

You need to get that socket replaced by someone that knows what they’re doing.  And get them to do the sealant too!

Its Electric Drill+Screwdriver.
Only used to loosen Screws initially, not easy with Units above.
I didn't take off Full socket, it could have been useful to view right side hole as it's hitting something i.e. not tightening.
I'll arrange another socket soon, over to Bathroom Ceiling gap to use a line of filler.

thanks 

Dandytf

1st Coving piece, took some practice.
Very Top inside Beading and where Flat Roof meets Wall- run adhesive as mser's had suggested.
Not sure if Coving can stick to Coving as no Edges as such.
Try final 3 walls tomorrow, great to view what's possible.
I'll need mould paint over next few weeks.

thanks

mi-key

Dandytf said:

1st Coving piece, took some practice.
Very Top inside Beading and where Flat Roof meets Wall- run adhesive as mser's had suggested.
Not sure if Coving can stick to Coving as no Edges as such.
Try final 3 walls tomorrow, great to view what's possible.
I'll need mould paint over next few weeks.

thanks

Should look nice once the ceiling is all painted as well

ThisIsWeird

That was definitely the best solution, Dandy, but I hope you didn't glue the coving over existing mould?

If so, then never mind...

Dandytf

Thankfully, No Adhesive over any Mould which seems to be restricted to wear inside Flat Roof.
Looking forward to purchasing Mould type paint, used Crown last time which was decent.
Tempted to try Ronseal only as Homebase have 2.5l tin, maybe just enough.

thanks

Qyburn

Dandytf said:

Re Filled....then disaster struck, Force Feedback from Right Screw Damaging Brand New Socket.

No way was that socket brand new, unless it's been seriously abused. In the first picture see all the scratching from plug being roughly inserted.

Dandytf

Qyburn said:

Dandytf said:

Re Filled....then disaster struck, Force Feedback from Right Screw Damaging Brand New Socket.

No way was that socket brand new, unless it's been seriously abused. In the first picture see all the scratching from plug being roughly inserted.

Is my Integrity being challenged.
It is indeed Electrician Supply+Install brand new replacement Socket.

thanks

Dandytf

Off to collect some Mould paint, and I've last piece of Moulding on order as I miss calculated.

ThisIsWeird

Kill the existing mould first :-)

Dandytf

ThisIsWeird said:

Kill the existing mould first :-)

Excellent point Mould Killer Spray unavailable to collect, need to check in homebase.
I had used Spray Away on bathroom ceiling, excellent product no longer on sale.