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    rendering job, Radcliffe, Manchester

    Hi pal, i've lefrt you a pm, i'll give you a call tomorrow
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    rendering job, Radcliffe, Manchester

    Hey Lads Ive an outside ive priced in Radcliffe, Manchester, its a sand and cement flat render with a k1 spray finish in white. Aprox 245 mtrs. I'm looking for anyone that can give me a lift with it and that is familiar with the spray application. I priced it on someones advice that did it,and...
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    Advice on internal float and skim of stone built cottage

    in an ideal world mayti then yes,i agree..but unfortunately money depicts the outcome.as ive said below i think my options are s+c float with lime added,then a lime based skim finish.just a case of getting the right ratio to allow the walls to breath properly.
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    Advice on internal float and skim of stone built cottage

    hi spanky i think my options are s+c float with lime added,then a lime based skim finish. can i ask why you would sbr the stone? i was just going to treat it like render to be honest,brush down the loose stuff,give the walls a good drink then apply?
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    Bubbles (not the 65 kind!)

    i recommend fairy platinum..not only does it smell amazing,it also makes hands that do dishes feel as soft as your face!!
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    Advice on internal float and skim of stone built cottage

    hi sub thanks for your questions the thermal conductivity has not been specified but as the walls are i suspect without cavity or very little,it may be worth mentioning it to the architect/builder to discuss with the client. lime work is at the moment my first thought,and as ive not got lengthy...
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    Advice on internal float and skim of stone built cottage

    hi Carlos,thanks for your input. in answer to your questions.. in theory and money permitting then yes,lime would seem the best option for the age and period of the property. that being said,other options are surely worth taking into consideration to give the client the various choice according...
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    Advice on internal float and skim of stone built cottage

    Ok.. Must be every spreads nightmare(unless fully familiar with very old farm/mill properties and there renovation) ive a job to price that involves the removal of lime mortar on all internal walls of a millworkers cottage aprox 200 years old,taking it back to the uneven cauble/bedrock stone...
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    quoting

    the journey is long stewart.. take spunky for example,hes like yoda...104 in january and still going strong,if not a little grumpy!
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    Waterproofer in scratch...

    my head hurts..!!!!
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    A GUIDE TO FITTING PAPER BOUND CORNICE (the stuff that british gypsum make)

    perhaps one of you could take a few pics on your next job,showing the marking out lines on the walls and ceiling?that way it will be clear what your describing for those that are beginners..its quite fiddly cutting by freehand if your not that sure what your doing,and to be honest the plastic...
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    Previous floor screed has totally delaminated from the concrete slab

    hi Andy.. great looking machine,although youd have to justify the price with the output..its a fairly big outlay and youd really have to make it pay for itself.certainly makes the screed look spot on. i'll look into it some more(and keep the price away from the missus! cheers A
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    Siow the set down

    lime paist... mix a few handfulls of hydrated lime with a little water to make a paist at the end of your day..mix roughly half a cup per bag of finish(try on a small gauge first to get the feel of it) makes the mix slightly more fatty and gives you longer setting time.. if your skimming over...
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    stripping cornicing/ceiling rose

    try reserching on here.. SPR-Specializing in Paint Removal graffito removal paint stripping paint removal paint remover time consuming job but very satisfying if you have the time and patients to do it..
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    Previous floor screed has totally delaminated from the concrete slab

    deep bed queery.. hi Andy just wondered how much experiance you have with this product?i do a fair amount of orangaries and connies,and im constantly coming across bases that vary in levels and thicknesses so much that its a bit of a head scratcher to decide which way to deal it.. self...
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