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i know, get her to wash your "hair" tonight and claim that she must have scratched it when lathering your bonce up !!!!!!! .......... sorted 
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LOL.Originally posted by grum View Posti know, get her to wash your "hair" tonight and claim that she must have scratched it when lathering your bonce up !!!!!!! .......... sorted
Thanks Ian.
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Im sure SPENCY could find a helpful site reguarding your problem .
Just like he did for me!
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Originally posted by petrolhead View PostIm sure SPENCY could find a helpful site reguarding your problem .
Just like he did for me! sorry kev here you go!http://www.plumbworld.co.uk/204-370
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Too old of a
to be F**ked by kittens
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nice find spence, i reckon frosty would be a dab hand with the fillerComment
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Any chance of a picture of said sink, I can't quite imagine what a £700 sink would look like??
David
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Doesn't look £700 worth but it is....
Apologies for the ,ess on it. 
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It was hers. I don't have any....Originally posted by Deepest Blue View PostYou've got too much money!
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Originally posted by Frosticles View PostIt was hers. I don't have any.... what are you talking about Kev ?? 
looks more of a crack than a scratch mate
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must be £300 worth of toothbrushes there!
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Kev, If it's enamel and you have caught it with the gold band of your ring, then it's likely to be just a bit of gold rubbed off onto the surface of your sink. Just try a bit of old fashioned Brasso on a cloth and it should come off.Originally posted by Frosticles View PostBeen a bit of a bad lad in the bathroom this morning. Was cleaning the £700 sink Helen has just bought and scratched it with my wedding ring... I NEED to get these scratches out before I am divorced. Any tips PLEASE
Tim.
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pmslOriginally posted by grum View Post what are you talking about Kev ??
looks more of a crack than a scratch mate
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Ring is platinum and marks everything it touches.Originally posted by RS2000EXPRESS View PostKev, If it's enamel and you have caught it with the gold band of your ring, then it's likely to be just a bit of gold rubbed off onto the surface of your sink. Just try a bit of old fashioned Brasso on a cloth and it should come off.
Tim. All done now, The little lady is now home and is none the wiser...
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