The guy in the shop said any water based paint would be ok. Martin.
Buy an 11" jobby and take it to a engineers work shop and ask could they cut half inch of either side with their sheet metal cutter. -- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite
That looks ideal ;-) I'll see if my local car spares shop could get one in for me (where did you get yours from please)? All the best .. T i m
I seem to recall that the approach for this is to try to cut the sealant with wire, pretty much like using a cheesewire (memories of my dad's grocer's shop).
I've bought some flexible filler from a local DIY shop, will try to remember to post here re whether it does the biz or not.
Our local hardware shop sells it, I might give it a go - when I've got round to polishing all the brass in our house :-) Thanks, Mary
I think that's where the 'Repair Shop' is located and filmed. They would fix it for you.
If you get the zoom right, Louise Road has become Tara Lane, with an alley coming out at Diya's dress shop https://goo.gl/maps/jwvcwNLnCR9AZpi39 https://goo.gl/maps/Chu4cgiceRJcywrW9 Owain
My local small-tool hire shop hires them out. 300mm is quite deep enough for a domestic lawn. https://www.toolstation.com/search?q=trench%20spade
Had it four years and never in the shop.