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Tokkson:
Very pristine and neatly used Samsung note 10plus for sale. Barely 6 months old.

12gb ram
256gb rom
Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 version
2.84 GHz

Price is 220k (very slightly negotiable).

No cracks, scratches or defects whatsoever.

Comes with follow come pouch.


You can reach me on o81o-948-4195

dearygally:
43" Samsung smart TV
75k
No faults
08183063644
Pick up...lekki/ketu

Can it crawl and fly abeg join queue of I ll get back to you.

Tokskob2008:
Brand new 4 1/2 x 6 mouka foam mattress for sale with receipt. Selling cos i need the cash urgently

Dedeamu:
I have it. Drop your number

Muhylonaire007:
Yeah, e don dip small.
I can sell for 13 to 14k now

Muhylonaire007:
E Don increase o... But I go sell am for 16k.
People now sell for 25 to 30k

OmodavidoX:
Neatly used redmi note 7
Phone is working perfectly and has no issue
Condition is 9.5/10
It was neatly used
4/64gb
Snapdragon 650
Selling with box, pouch and charging cord
Price: 48k
Location:Lagos
I can be reached via the link in my signature

DriggityDre:
Just finished Boyz N Da Hood and The Terminator. I've forgotten how quality these movies are!
Mad shiit

[/quote][quote author=Ulu45 post=86481205]Hello house,
I have this leakage issue on my roof slab. Like, water penetrates through the slab. I have removed the tiles on it and re screeded the surface with mortal. There were tiny cracks all over the surface.
These cracks were treated with crack fillings painstakingly one after the other. And the next day, applied bituminous paint on the area.

To my dismay, after some days, the cracks resurfaced, such that I could see it through this thick coat of my 'felt' material. I feel though, the heat from the sun could be part of the reason for this. Or the crack fillings were not properly done.

I really need suggestions on how to tackle these tiny cracks before the rain.
Thank you all.


Let me try to get some pictures

Marpol:
Pls is N350 per square meter ok for tiling job?

spyder880:
The wood is very unnecessary if the glue is of good quality. I hope these are internal doors?

nextstep:
You can try to apply a little heat to the pipe to make it pliable so you can bend it back a bit. I've had success doing that a couple of times.
Be sure to use a heat gun (produces hot air), and not an open flame/fire because you will risk burning the pipe or making it too soft. Slow, steady pressure while heating it all around.

Try this technique with a spare piece of pipe first to get a feel for what will happen.