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Switched off after second paragraph mate

Hi Trish Microcement is an option but there is prep work involved prior to application.Depending on how unlevel the surface is will make a huge impact on the cost. I'm a Microcement installer and approved by Forcrete.Pleaee feel free to call me on 07719330726 to discuss. Kind Regards Rich

Yes 7 years late lol

Hi Dan The application doesn't look great tbh.I don't know what brand they've used but even with a good sealer if its been applied rough iga very easy to have misses.I'm not going to mention any names but there are a lot of microcement kits sold to anyone without any experience needed and it...

Shocking tbh.I would address this immediately rather than him pursue any further personally.

Hi Chris I would personally remove the boards and start again.Standard plasterboard and skim is absolutely fine as long as application is installed correctly.Cement based Microcements unfortunately rely on a pu sealer that's why I use epoxy based(Forcrete). Should you need any further...

Try and get a recommendation.where on south coast are you as there maybe someone on here that could help.Good luck with everything and if your interested in any Microcement I would be happy to quote

Don't think it matters does it.I know many that earn good money and happily be called a DIYee

Just work out how long it will take you with some extra days just in case and see how that sits against the meterage of the job.Rates aren't really discussed as it brings the millionaires out on here have a sword off lol where part of Cotswolds?

If I were you I would sand it down then easy fill and sand mate.Fiddly job skimming it but that's a shocking job.Hope you get sorted.

Why would you be knob mate.Do what works for you and most cost effective.

You won't learn anything in a day other than masking up and priming a board.Doing the 4 days will get you the basics to then give you an idea of products in which you can then put to practice.There are so many finishes that can be achieved but most people think venetian plaster is highly...

Where is it mate? I've never used it mate.Hope all goes well

I see.Alot of people think it's like plastering and think they can do it but it's knowing the process and understanding the products.How bigs the area?

Hi James Open the cracks up then stich every 100mm and then fill with epoxy mortar.I lay a coat of upol carbody filler over to finish smooth with screed.Make sure you grind floor first mate.What brand are you using?

Tiler can can run a sander over it and all will be fine.

Thanks mate

Thanks mate.Yeah I do alot of bathrooms also.Quite a process for this effect as only one supplier sells and training is required.Standard Microcement looks good but most clients are now wanting a polished and this is the closest out there.

It doesn't in the flesh mate.Its very popular now a days and also very versatile.

Thought I'd post a pic of a recent Microcement floor in a polished finish close to a natural polished concrete but only 4mm.Veru hard-wearing and completly seamless.Photos don't do it full justice.

There nice people to deal with aswell mate.Not arrogant like some.

Hi This can be done.You will need to epoxy fill the joints prior to this.Are you thinking of doing yourself or getting someone in?where are based?

I was going to say same.There spot on

f**k*d her off

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Now your just complicating things Jess

I'd ram that up his arse.

Sbr works a treat aswell

Hi There,a neutral floor cleaner as this wont strip sealer.Some manufacturers have there own cleaning solutions you can purchase but I would recommend above as it's all the same stuff.

Yes primer first.There are many suppliers but it's same gear just rebranded tbh.Where are you based?

Definitely do some training first.

I apply Venetian and micro and very busy with it.

It was 2020 mate I would like to think he found someone lol.

Hi Rob,sorry for late reply.Yes I've been in contact with client and just waiting to hear back mate.

I use a 14" Marshalltown for laying on and trowelling and a co.me flex at the end.I was taught with a 13" Marshalltown when I started out but 14"all the way for me.

Bericalce grasello all day long for me

Give it ago mate it's worth it.Personally I would go for forcrete,however there waiting list is long.Microcement is very popular now and theres a big market for it especially if you market well but be prepared to invest I would say.

Hi mate, I would train and start off on your own doing small works and see how you get on and then muck in with other applicators.where are you based?

Hi Adam yes I do.Please feel free to give me a call to discuss. Cheers Rich

No problem.

Hi Tom please feel free to call me on 07719330726 to discuss.I have a showroom your welcome to visit in which I offer microcement and venetian plaster. Thanks Rich

Thanks for the mention mate

Hi There,please feel free to give me a call today to discuss as it will be easier than messaging to and from.07719330726 Kind Regards Rich

Cheers Rob.Yeah there wanted a Japanese kind of theme.Should look good with the veneered timber ceiling.

Cheers mate.Lol

Recent job completed in microcement.This was rectifying someone else's work so had to sand back and start from scratch.Client wanted some burnish marks for more rustic concrete effect, video not the best so apologies.

Do you charge extra for fullstops?Commas etc? Lol

Nice work Nice RobDid a small one similar in my showroom