Recent content by markone

I worked for a firm that contracted for a brewery so got to tank lots of pub cellars. We used a product called vandex tanking slurry.paint 2 coats on walls after using needle gun. Then 2 coats of s&s with waterproofer.they also.make a chemical.plug for running water. I remember being called back...

i thought the customer got the payment from the insurance then payed me? is this not the case

i need to give a written quote for a celling due to water damage. do i need to break down the cost. labour materials. or can i just give a final price on the quote. cheers mark

fibreglass or a box weld liner is the only way to go.you dont want any chemicals leeching in to the water :o

thanks.never painted dashing before looks a right t*** to do :-/

tack them or stick them what ever suits realy

last time i used them travis perkins had them in stock fairly cheap aswell

yes mate they do arch beads.well bendy and do a great job to

i got one of them 18 inch trowels from wickes.to embarrassed to pull it out of me bag now.it well rusty the little tinker it is ::)

no worries mate if i dont like them they will be back on ebay next week

finished a dashing job on friday .then the bloke asked me to paint it :( i said it needs leaving for 2 weeks to dry out.do yous think thats enough time

thats done me fine in the past.think its me age ime in to trying out different things :olol

cheers for that cheap ones it is then. like the idea of being able to walk the celling without carting tresle and planks around.

just had a look on ebay.lots of stilts on there around £50.just wondering if anyone knows what the best ones are.is there any difference in weight ext. got a celling to do so wouldnt mind having a play on them ;D cheers

when chippy goes for his diner get his best wood chisel and scrape away.comes up like new and only takes a minute.make sure you clean his chisel before you put it back cos this doesnt impress them >:( ;D