My local car accessory shop - strangely - stocked them. Or try an electrical wholesaler.
I've seen them in Wickes, so you could go and play with one in the shop... Cheers, Colin.
Except a Google Earth URL that is almost in the right place (look to your right) to see the front of a shop identifiable from the description.
Do you have a local TV repair shop near you? They might be able to get you a mains filter CAP of the right rating as well.
Ok, next time I'm passing a modellers shop i'll nip in and a quire a small sheet of plastic at £2.00 and make some. :-) -- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite
Yesterday I watched a video on the shelf next to this stuff, seemed perfect for what you describe. http://www.paint-fx.co.uk/shop/product_info.php?products_id=122&osCsid=e95ce8694df5e1737d08b1cc50c2b85d
one of these: though they have some in the shop for 2x.99 It is actually mostly scrap wood, and not all of it is soft tim
Indeed, we used to do a weekly online shop from Tesco, and changed to Waitrose (Occado). Can't say I have noticed any particular difference in the bills.
ROFLMAO I get mine from the local (proper) artists shop, I realise not everywhere has one of these but this may help those that do. Cheers John
If it is a nuke then the pound shop sell the cheapest. Sodium chlorate is still sodium chlorate even when it is sold for a pound. Adam