Hello there,anyone a clue about this?

[kendo1]

Ugs....

 

[kilty55]

lol...

 

[kendo1]

Ah, but I managed with three letters!

 

[felixtoe]

WORD REMOVED What about epoxy adhesive? The board I've made has some wobble when I stand it on edge, don't see how ultraflex would cope,please advise you bunch of WORD REMOVED takers

 

[jay]

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[felixtoe]

WORD REMOVED,anyway I got her some of them,the battery pack strapped on increased the radius of her calves unacceptably. Looked nice on me though

 

[Muse2k8]

I'm confused... Surely this is why slippers and socks etc were invented lol. I'll be honest... I don't think men appreciate ufh the same way women do

 

[felixtoe]

God knows,I'll stop swearing though now I've been told off,but you lot made it happen. Epoxies? Anyone?

 

[Muse2k8]

We don't control the language you feel you need to use although as this is a public forum we have to respect that anybody can see what we write and not everybody is comfortable with swearing

Can't you use normal tiles on your board and put castors on underneath so you can move it lol.

Or maybe knock up something using an electric blanket? Safe, warm and light

 

[bugs183]

The whole thing sounds like a hassle, google ski boot warmers. They are battery powered and really work!
Toasty feet wherever she goes.

 

[kendo1]

For a practical, lightweight solution, an electric blanket solution seems your best bet. The workand cost involved would be less. Good idea Muse.

 

[Ajax123]

Bit off the wall but what about sticking them down with Silicon.......that is incredibly flexible and sticks like anything.

 

[Muse2k8]

For a practical, lightweight solution, an electric blanket solution seems your best bet. The workand cost involved would be less. Good idea Muse.

Irn Bru stimulates the brain cells no end

 

[kendo1]

It's totally obvious!

 

[felixtoe]

Hi Ajax,I had thought Silicon no good as tiles would crack under a chair leg etc,and was thinking epoxy more flexible than cement based compounds?