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My local builder has just had an enquiry for this type of set up. The client has purchased an industrial unit he wants these golf set up downstairs with a block of offices on the upper floor.

The best thing would be to employ a plasterer who can carry out rough casting, it is very heavy work done by hand.

I used HP12 with full mesh and a good scratch. left to cure, now I had a good key for the OCR. I gave the scratch a coat of PVA as they where large areas and I did not want any suction. I use Wickes OCR I would have liked to have used a dash receiver but not available. You could try Rendit in...

I have dashed on Knauf aqua panel. Base coat Krend HP 12 with full Krend mesh. For dash receiver i had to use an bagged OCR , over mixed with febmix added. I could not find any supplier who would sell me less then a full pallet of dash receiver.

John Major has to be the worst ever PM. With interest rates going up every hour. Now they call him a senior statesman and ask the prat what is his thoughts are!

Send all the illegal migrants , give them 6 weeks army training. Give them Ukraine citizenship and let them get on with it. This would stop the boat people problem within 1 week!

I was taught to light a wall correctly. 1 light facing the wall, with 2 lights facing along the wall from either end. Lights to be 110 volt as 240 volts are not permitted on sites. If sun light British standard gives 2 hours for the sun to pass.

Render will get a good key to dash. I would render with OCR this will give you a quality finish.

What you have forgotten to do is phone a plasterer!

And who are you?

Why plasterboard ceilings?

We use Weber OCR. I like the material plus it is always in stock at Wicks a local store. We would always kill the suction as we did not use dashing receiver.

Could well be. My eye keeps going to the join of the stop beads.

I have just finished a stone dash job, I had the same problem the manufacturer would only sell me full pallets of dash receiver. We used a scratch coat of HP12 with a full mesh with a decent scratch . Left to cure then a coat of PVA to kill suction we had a good key from the scratch. For a dash...

Material not mixed completely. Material that has not been stored correctly.