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Few years ago doing a blokes lounge in the winter i had a sweat on chasing the ceiling, he said"you look hot, why dont you strip off!!!" The only offer I've ever had really. Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk

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The strange thing is her kids have left home so she lives alone

Playing catch up yesterday had a kitchen ceiling to do, went for a piss and this was on the wall, never seen anything like it?

Good work how many times did you hit your head? Yeah a couple of times underneath the rafters!!!!

Nice work mate, made me feel inferior now,

Took a bit of scraping and sweeping!!!

Finished this today, had to make the capping also, took a bit longer than originally thought!!

Just out of interest, what size jobs would this suit, i work alone and dont take on massive projects, im just finishing a loft today, would it have been suitable for something like that?

Do you spray and trowel up on your own?

I've got the same spat and prefer it to the speedskim any day, i find the speedy takes material off, same technique with the spat and its fine, im going to use it through the whole set next week, try and finish with it.

Yes, i used it on a flank wall on a hsl job couple of weeks ago, good stuff.

Ask on a carpenters forum. Lol They're not as friendly as you lt! (Lot) damn text!

Ask on a carpenters forum. Lol They're not as friendly as you lt!

Which is the problem, the last place you want any movement is at the joint because as soon as it does it becomes weak. Timber expands, contracts and moves along it's length and that's where it needs to be contained. So with a tight joint the movement doesn't weaken the structure or become...