Recent content by JohnnyWardle

Thought that might be the case and there's no easy trick to getting it perfectly flat. It'll always polish smooth but follow the bumps. So we're saying it's just a case of skill and experience to not force bumps into it when you're trying to flatten it off.

Thanks guys, when I say masonry, I meant a solid wall rather than a studwork partition. Examples include bonding coat that's had tiles taken off of it. I put bonding back into any big holes. I do have a feather edge but I wouldn't normally use it on skim, I'd use it with bonding to get it flat...

Hi everyone, I'm a self employed contractor doing internal refurbishment work mostly. I taught myself some plastering the hard way by just having a crack in my own flat. I've got experience in carpentry and plumbing, tiling and decorating, so why not try my hand at plastering. I made every...