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IIan Smith replied to the thread 9.5mm boards.It would be if I used a straight edge, but not everything needs to be level, in an older house the walls and ceilings may not be flat...
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IIan Smith replied to the thread 9.5mm boards.That would vary it depends on the ceiling
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IIan Smith replied to the thread 9.5mm boards.I would just fill in any low spots and then skim, your method sounds harder and more time consuming, dipshit
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IIt wont fall of and is far quicker and accurate than packing then skim, that's why mate.
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II agree ian
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IIan Smith replied to the thread 9.5mm boards.No because you can plaster it flat
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IIan Smith replied to the thread 9.5mm boards.I mean that the 12.5 boards are less flexible than the 9.5, so if the existing ceiling is very uneven I need to put more screws in to...
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IIan Smith replied to the thread 9.5mm boards.Yes always they're ideal because they will follow the shape of an uneven ceiling without putting too much pressure on the screws, bit...
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IIan Smith replied to the thread Plaster over artex ceiling.Are you someone who sells sbr
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IIan Smith replied to the thread Plaster over artex ceiling.Cheers Aidan good luck
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IIan Smith replied to the thread Plaster over artex ceiling.Understood mate, I just associate pva with plaster and sbr with cement, I don't understand why people recommend both. I would pva...
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IIan Smith replied to the thread Plaster over artex ceiling.No, but that's the last time I offer straightforward advice. You seem angry and upset, is there anything you'd like to share with the...
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IIan Smith replied to the thread Plaster over artex ceiling.Just pva the f**k**g thing
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IIan Smith replied to the thread Advice please... The plasterer said I create ridges and ripples by handsanding.Terrible plastering you shouldn't have to sand his work, 2 of those pictures look like the surface of the moon
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