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Thanks for all your help.. I'll go and try tfm they are close to me..

Hi Which would be the best creosote to paint my new fenders in? I know their are now substitutes on the market. Anyway I'm sure Someone has the knowledge Thanks Dan

No stress. Just went and found the owner.. sadly not allowed to run businesses from there. Nice guy though Thanks for your efforts.

Indeed I am mate..

Ok thanks for that. I'll pm you my number. Your a frequent visitor past my mooring anyway keep missing u though.

Looking to enquire about renting an overhang to write boats under.

Hello all. Does anyone know the owner of the old cadburys place , knighton, next to premier foods on the shroppie? I've tried contacting premier foods direct but turned uneventful. I heard it was owned by a trust or something. Anyway if anyone has a contact or a useful pointer it would be much appreciated. Thanks Dan

Thanks for the info. Much appreciated. Dan

Hello. I'm getting close to finishing my build and I'm almost at engine stage. I was wondering what would be the proffered sized exhaust for a lister hrw2? This is for an engine room installation. I want the right sound as well as adequate performance but don't want to go crazy money.. Many thanks Dan

I think the bottom line is heritage sites are not really main priority for crt. I feel they focus on mainly keeping the canal as a more leisure experience for the general public like cutting the grass for the fishermen and laying down fancey cycle paths. Where I am moored a collective of 15 boats or so pay a good 12k for our "mooring fee" when we are all sat in the mud if they won't clear the gunk out of the bottom of the cut for the "oh so privalaged floating canal bed charge"! They are not going to take on board the history on a grass routes level and leave that to the enthusiasts, volounteers and historical boat show organisors to keep it alive. It's real sad.

Hi I'm New in here so hello.. I use craft master when I paint. Goes off like iron. Problem is so many painters have different preferred techniques. So if your used to painting with one paint it takes a bit of practise when you switch paints. So many factors to consider how the paint flows to how much additive to add to air tempreture etc etc. As someone has mentioned above if the job isn't to scratch they then have the excuse of saying we'll I don't use this paint. Could be no issue at all but if you are paying big money for a paint job then I'd be inclined to use a painter who only represents and reccomends one brand of paint. Hope this of use to you