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I always use a straight edge if the ceiling is going to be coved, makes it much easier when it comes to putting the coving up, you just gotta pull away a few inches from the eges of the room.

Do you mind if I ask where you did your course? Only I would have thought that in 2 weeks they should have given you some practice on atleast a small ceiling!? The blisters can be flattened out with a dry trowel, Id stay away from a sponge aswell mate if you can. Just remember with the first...

nothing i hope but i thought seeing as its a site mainly for spreads i was just trying to show people what the effects look like, not promote myself

Go on my site mate www.mppolishedplastering.co.uk All the finishes are on there and then I can create any colour you can imagine for each one of the different styles. The best way to look at it is that every finish is unique, you see every trowel mark and no wall is ever the same as another...

Modern day artex!? What are you stupid or something! First of all its perfectly flat, looks and feels like glass, and I get paid £200 plus a square metre to do it. Still think youve found a modern day artex?

Yes mate have busy for a while now I would definitely reccomend getting into it, check my site out for a few pics www.mppolishedplastering.co.uk

Hi mate, im in Surrey and would be more than happy to give you a quote. Im mostly a venetian polished plasterer but I also do a lot of skim work. Send me a PM if your interested. Matt