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Discuss B&Q Buckets in the Tiling Tools at TilersForums; Popped in for a couple to find out the orange ones are now 1.49 but if you buy the black one in trade point they are still only 95p...
          
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    Popped in for a couple to find out the orange ones are now 1.49 but if you buy the black one in trade point they are still only 95p

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    B&Q buckets handles tend to let go when the bucket is full
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    Are they their own make then I take it?
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    used to work for a moulding company that had a moulder that just made buckets day and night, made them 25k a week!

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    There orange and rubbish
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    The black ones have been 80 pence up here to jo public for a while now. I tend to use them for grout, then throw away.
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    If you get a chance while your working in Sunderland John call into ability trade as they have some good prices and they do decent buckets for £1

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    I just steal the painters buckets.... lol
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    Default Re: B&Q Buckets

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    B&Q buckets handles tend to let go when the bucket is full
    tell me about it LOL
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    is there a racial equality issue here with the orange buckets earning more money
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    i use flexi tubs now spend to much money on those cheap black b&q buckets there useless after 1 go. I just let the adhesive go of in the tub and hit it with a rubber mallet and good as new ready for the next job!

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    IMO only good for holding water. Don't mix in them as they tend to crack very easily lol. Flexi tubs are great

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    B&Q buckets are ok, but they do split when you throw your trowel in them. On the other hand, if you leave rapid set in a £5 bucket when you go to lunch!!! I've done it!!! the cheaper bucket works out better!!!!

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    Flexi tubs are the way to go, just let the addy go off and hit with a rubber hammer, job done.

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    I'm getting plenty to too many buckets off the painters at the moment, only trouble is where to store them, I am favouring the gorilla tubs as well, the small ones are way less than a fiver and clean easily, stack nicer in the van than the painters empties, it won't be long before I go completely ape, if you know what I mean.

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