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How do I use injection resin to stabilise stairgate in crumbly wall
I put up a stairgate at the top of our stairs but the rawl plugs keep
getting loose and then the stairgate comes out of its fixings. I've tried those wetfix things to no avail and am planning to try using injection resin, ie http://www.screwfix.com/prods/25733/...on-Resin-150ml Despite having read a few old posts I'm not sure exactly how to use it. I assume I use the applicator with a sealant gun to fill the existing hole. Do I then just stick a rawl plug immediately into the wet resin and leave to cure or do I leave to cure and then drill a new hole? |
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