Low tack sealant?

I used Mait for all the plugholes in my present suite many years ago, and haven't felt the need to replace it. Could be on something that flexes slightly silicone is better. But at least excess Mait is easy to remove. ;-)

Although if you change your name to it, it is generally worth a few extra percent in the merchants. Just remember to go with oldest clothes and your arse partly hanging out over the belt. :-)

Leave the gold card at home and attend with the obligatory roll of fivers.

At least NTs posts have some useful content. Stop posting c**p like this and you might find time to get a life.

Why not put some form of tape over the cracks instead - duck tape / insulating tape / masking tape depending on colour availability and requirements, and how fussy SWMBO is?!)

David

I don't understand what everyone's banging on about over this issue... I'm now running Mozilla, and up and till 2-3 days ago, Outlook Express, and using either of these newsreaders I have no problem viewing NT's posts, which AFAICS always appear in their proper context!

I also used to post a lot from Google like NT (although not these days) and personally have never been chastised for doing so.

David

That pretty much describes me most of the time. No special effort needed. ;-)

I find they don't mind the cards, but I do arrive in a Fiat Ducato van that I try to park noisily by the front door.

Christian.

They're fine here too. And seem to thread ok on the rare occasion I use threading.

I just assumed it's the usual OE users blaming everyone else for their system shortcomings...

Is that why I always seem to end up paying less than I expected?

They have no References: header, meaning that they will break on newsreaders that use this header. (References: is the best way to thread messages, as it gives the message being responded to, so that it can be easily threaded in the right position, rather than sorting by date, or article-number, both of which can be unreliable)

I used Flora Buttery, on packing tape that had been made low-tack (dust it with talcum) Run a generous bead (neat as you can) on the other surface, close window, leave closed for 24 hours, open, remove tape.

That's a job for duck/duct tape. stu