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After a few weeks of being very flakey, with randomly restarting and only 24hr battery life, a final act of defiance has seen my Versa 4 fully shit itself this evening.
After getting an alternative delivered this afternoon it looks like it has bricked itself. It restarted to a red X now doesn't display the time. -
It's all gone quite at Station Cottage and will probably be quite until 24th Jan.
There's definitely question marks about the legality of their Title Sheet (deeds), so I expect the Title Plan (boundary map) is also suspect.
https://map.whoownsengland.org
Data from 2016 and the current Register of Scotland map are definitely different. However 2019 saw the Station cottage get its own separate title with new Burdens in favour of it, whilst older burdens mentioning access to "Altnabreac Station" vanish but are still referenced elsewhere.
Seems like someone may have fraudulently registered the title.
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Anyone removed old sealant from around their double glazing and put in fresh sealant? Any tips?
Also what’s the best way to remove sealant, Stanley blade and acetone?
It's a job that I hate.
I wouldn't trust multisolve, as you will never be able to completely remove all of the old sealant. I don't want partly softened leftovers compromising the job.
I think if the sealant s mostly good, but has a couple of small splits, cut out the small sections and renew.
If its larger splits, cut off everything as far as possible.One sharp glazing knife /chisel for neatly cutting the sealant off the window. Sharpen with wet and dry paper down to 800 grit or more.
Another for hacking away at the wall. Keep restoring the edge with 180 grit.
Use a brush and cloth to rub away any loose leftovers
Soudal or CT1 sealant
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