Recent content by bubblebobble

howdy! Long time Ok, so I have a little basket going on the Refina website, you know bits and bobs. I get to thinking about a new mixer, look at the reviews etc. I settle on a mm30, decide to have a look at price and realise I can grab one for less including the dreaded elsewhere, what gives ...

I have to agree, dri-line the walls. Not sure of your experience but even using guides on the wall to keep the float nice and flat will take an inexperienced person an age; then you will have to skim it. Plus dri-lining will enable you to run cables to outlets etc with ease. Rock on !

Any chromatic juxtaposed colour combination works for me

That is truly appalling, an amateur could have done better, maybe he was ? I have, and I'am sure lots of us on here have had to put peoples crap like this right. I come across this quite often, thing is lots of clients don't know a good job from a bad job. I wouldn't even bother asking him to do...

just thought I would Howdy ! and I am back :-)

@CPM + Fatarm, I didn't like the road I was walking on, so I began start paving a new one. That is where I have been . Rock on !

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I have to say I used to despise hessian scrim, mainly as you had to mix up batch to apply it and the cotton scrim. Also if you caught it with your trowel on a gauge then it would peel away in a lovely wet streamer; it didnt happen often thank God. Mind you the cotton was good for turning...

Hi Vallo, I use this stuff all the time now (well a lot ). When you say apex do you mean as in a dormer window type apex? i.e. timber clad (wbp ply) and then expanded metal or Hi-rib, then the S+L applied? or is it brick/block? If it was brick/block was the EM applied due to poor brickwork...

I cant take anymore you gits...:RpS_lol: I am off to bed, but will back..........have a good one and thanks for the entertainment it keeps me going. WUN, good to see some pics of works in progress with that wallcrete if poss? perhaps a sticky? Rock on !

yes flynny, I know, I wondered if it could be explained in the context it was posted....doh! Rock on !

Nothings up guys, I just say it like it is, no need to f**k about spouting random quotes without explaining them; that is if you can ?:RpS_biggrin: I figure better to get it off your chest rather than keep it bottled up. As for the sensitive s**t, well why not? I am sure your all hard b*****ds...

well to be controversial, not that I consider myself to be, I will work all the edges left to right then fill the center, always have always will. If its a massive ceiling then the same but will gauge everything to a rolling set of 2 or 3. If your talking ripples/ lighting to hide stuff then...

Is that just some random quote you've picked up off the net? or is it an educated dig? If so I would love you to explain it? I do so like a good laugh at the illiterate T***s on here who think that a plasterer with an education deserves to be ridiculed. Rock the f**k on!

Forgot to add, May be it would be prudent to consider a larger skirting board to hide the problem? feature and all that:RpS_biggrin: Rock on !