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In that case you can fill yourself in6ft 2" 15 stone.
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I use plaster Bonding Coat with a bit of cement thrown in as a base filler/fixer. That mixture sets hard in no time flat.
Finish with Easyfill 45.
But as above, I prefer not to do any of that filling malarky (the same with plumbing)
Finish with Easyfill 45.
But as above, I prefer not to do any of that filling malarky (the same with plumbing
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