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Removed a rad for redecorating. It's been loose for ages as a couple of
the fixing screws have come loose in their holes. Presumably I got a joint when fixing it originally, also the plaster around the hole has crumbled a bit. I maybe able to relocate the hole a bit by moving the bracket slightly, but I don't want to move the rad itself. I have used the expoy putty before for plugging such a hole, but not sure it will work so well in this situation, ditto for hammering bit's of wood in Any other suggestions for getting a better fixing - the wall is being skimmed as well. -- Chris French, Leeds |
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