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There's supposed to be a new aerosol coming out thats better and cheaper than that one, watch this space.

I use TS30 for kitchens etc great little cutter you can get a 330mm on it, they've stopped making them now but you occasionally find them for sale.

Make sure you have a 8mm wheel , score a couple of times also.

Re: Bought a new tool today Nothing wrong with Rubi, i use them all the time but to be honest would of gone for TX.

There will be a big step into the room aswell!

As rookery said i normally use white star on glass, have seen on some boxes not to use cement based adhesive.

Looking at that, i would take them all down and start again to be honest, not the best!

Notch the floor, skim the back. :thumbsup:

Leave well alone i would of thought.

Try to use square edge all the time now if i can looks more modern imo.

Walk away, i was asked a couple of weeks ago to finish some kitchen walls that had been started by the home owner and realised he couldn't do the awkward bits, they wanted it done for £50.00 and started the next day, told them all had to come down, never heard from the again.

As above, i have an old plasplugs wet cutter fir jobs like that.

Same here, don't always centre door they may be other things to consider.

Just have to go careful keep checking the wires as you go.

It will still be floating, just with ply on it, no point!