This could be useful for DIYers that get a plasterer in (or of course if you have the magic skill yourself):
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I have to say - what a good idea ;-) Simon.
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marking through plaster
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8 years ago
Yes. Brilliant!
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8 years ago
As long as it doesn't bleed through the subsequent coat of emulsion.
Cheers
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Syd Rumpo wrote in news:n8o18l$q98$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me:
I guess there will always be a hole made were the dye was. Personappy, I don't see a problem with measuring and doing a little diagram before boarding. I think it is an aptitude thing - builders tend not to use drawings!!!!
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It gets removed completely when the hole is made for the downlight etc that goes there.
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Yep, he missed the point completely.
Lot quicker to just stick the sticker there.
There has to be drawings when starting from scratch most of the time.
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DerbyBorn scribbled
Plans get misplace, lost, etc. A site has different trades and different tradesmen. These stickers might solve the problem, unless they get misplace, lost, forgotten about, etc. Then, there's the c*ck who puts them in the wrong place.
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Blanco laid this down on his screen :
A screwed up ball of cooking foil, plus a hand metal detector works just as well, providing the PB is not foil backed.
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A packet of their stickers is presumably rather cheaper than a metal detector.
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Blanco formulated on Tuesday :
Short term, perhaps, but I already have a suitable stud finder as will many others.
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8 years ago
I cannot find a use for them.