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Old 7th August 2007, 01:48 PM   #11
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I have used a plaster mixture to coat the inside of boxes, PVA woodworking glue, water and spakfilla( or any fibre re-inforced bulk plaster) mixed to a thick creamy consistency and spread over the walls, but as you have a chemical sensitivity you may not be able to use this approach
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I suggest you first try reading this post on jbl drivers. It has a tool that makes sure you have the most updated driver on your system. It didn't cost me a single cent.
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