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Does any one offer this?
Sorry, but if you are earning close to 80k a year as a sole trader, why on earth would you bother?!
There was a post ages ago from someone who was planning to offer this but I don't recall anything more from him. Can't find the post, I'm afraid.You could always flog on Ebay and buy new - might be cheaper than having someone work on it.Vin
Quote from: 8weekly on November 20, 2014, 07:46:44 amDoes any one offer this? do it yourself mate it's easy X1 Electric tapeX1 clear coat lacquerI did mine Sunday picture below
I did the first video on it. It's bloody easy. Just have a go ;p
Quote from: dd on November 20, 2014, 08:03:19 amSorry, but if you are earning close to 80k a year as a sole trader, why on earth would you bother?! You see that's why you are a window cleaner and not an accountant.
Why don't you have a quick google before making stupid comments?
Quote from: 8weekly on November 20, 2014, 11:53:37 amQuote from: dd on November 20, 2014, 08:03:19 amSorry, but if you are earning close to 80k a year as a sole trader, why on earth would you bother?! You see that's why you are a window cleaner and not an accountant. It is about £285 incl VAT (and you get a free brush) - not £350 - and being a higher rate tax payer you get 40% back anyway. Seems I would make a better accountant than you.If the pole has earned you £80k I would say that is a good return and you probably need a new brush, you may find replacing the brush enables you to earn another £100 a week through increased efficiency.
The SLX25 is only a year old & has loads of life left in it, but just needs someone to do what you have done to your pole to make it feel nice to use again.
Liberace's ex looking to meet well built men for cottaging meets.
Why don't you just put smart clamps on it?