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Discuss Tile course question in the Guest Area at TilersForums; Hi All, Can anyone give me there opinion on Ashton School of Tiling And Plastering. Im looking at doing a tile course in and around the manchester area and seen ...
          
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    Hi All,

    Can anyone give me there opinion on Ashton School of Tiling And Plastering. Im looking at doing a tile course in and around the manchester area and seen there website. I was looking at booking in at the diy school to do it but im unsure now.

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    You will get more response and quicker replies if you join... other wise each post has to be approved when we see them..

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    nett in newcastle mate, speak to darren hes your man. guarantee youll be impressed especially if your serious anout tiling. join this forum too its amazing what you can learn of the pro's on here
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