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nooooooooooooooooooooooo use a good quality glue. Many modern cars are glued together these days!

Hi Hatti. Have you thought about using something like this? Boat Cover/Canopy Fittings - Snap fastener stainless canvas to screw kit & tools | eBay

Great idea but don't fit two!

Be careful they don't class it as a living van. Quote; A ‘living van’ is defined in the European Communities (Vehicle Testing) (Amendment) Regulations 2012 as follows. ‘living van’ means a vehicle, whether mechanically propelled or not, which is used as living accommodation by one or more...

All the rage now apparently? http://www.myson.co.uk/static_files/my/media/downloads/iVector_Sales_Tech_2013_(S).pdf

Hi Debs. Nice job, you may find something like these useful? Search results for: 'mitre box' | Axminster Tools & Machinery or even a cheap one from FeaBay? 12" Miter Box or 12" Miter Box with 12" Tenon Saw | eBay

floody smell cheker?

Hi Trev. I've always found them to be a pig to get started. If the OP wants to use screws so he can get it off at a later date then maybe 10 x M4 Steel Pan Head Slotted Screws With Rubber Expandable Raw Plug [C12] | eBay would work. we've used these a lot.

Nice one Trev, keep at it. Look forward to you putting up some more photos.

or TRIM-FIX HIGH TEMP ADHESIVE 500ML SPRAY GLUE X 4 CANS | eBay if you need more?

I'm assuming you are talking about covering walls and ceiling? We had a VW-T5 in the other week for work and whilst we had it the customer had arraigned to have his van lined with carpet. The fitter, who does nothing else but vans, simply sprayed both carpet and panel with glue stuck it on and...

Touch Of Class :: Car trimming Caerphilly, South Wales I have used these for work on classic cars. Good workers.

If there is a shop local to you selling cloth for curtains ETC go in there and ask for a referral.

Did you try pushing the seat as far back as possible before turning?

Bit harsh. these people are only trying to help?

If you comply with m4s06000201 then you should have no problem! I would use metal myself as any slight movment may elongate the holes in ally. Uni-strut looks okay powder coated. You could get it done at a reasonable price if you leave it with the powder coaters until they are running a colour...

Good idea but not compulsory! I've run a Shurflo for years without one.

That sounds spot on to me David. Although just had a rental house rewired and I noticed that they have now, under the current regulations,stopped using ring mains. Wonder how many people will be out of work if they stop PAT testing in the UK? Do they have PAT in France? is it an 'Europe wide...

You only do it to cheeky boys boxes?

I've used loads of expanding foam with no problems. Outside, inside, cavities, even in lunch boxes! You shouldn't need to dampen this time of year. Is it a good brand you are using? I would have thought if it works as well as it should then it will be pushing your boards off or at least...