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Nice knowning you guys

whos rocksolid ?

do u spay or trowel :-\ S

I lived there for about 16 years never been in the billinge arms since it was called that. - the firt time i went in it was the george & dragon, that closed cos of the murder then it had a string of names (the bowling green/the pavillion/jarvis bar etc) but it always had problems but our kid...

Hi Rossi & Plasterjfe well i get on just fine with the yokels , go the billinge arms, the eagle n child and sometimes get plastered in the stork, if yer sit in someones seat inth pub they say “ Ive bin soot der al dea lad moov, the yokels are great if you can understand the dialect, you go in...

no, live in Billinge mate, off the lancs

Hi Bruce shouldn't you be calling them Keck's, I'm from the swan origonly

i wear crag hopper pants with zip off legs, they have a life time gauentee as long as you dont wear them and they have a coating so the muck dosent stick, all colours except pink, plaster comes off in the wash every time, just need jet wash to clear drains, no ironing, dry on the rad over night...

Thanks Bruce, ;)

heres a link with some info on damp spread and replastering https://www.buildingpreservation.com/Rising%20damp%20and%20replastering%20facts.htm

hope this link is of use regarding how damp spreads and replastering https://www.buildingpreservation.com/Rising%20damp%20and%20replastering%20facts.htm ;)

what do you mean scrim rings and before u say it, i know there nothing to do with doughnuts? is it a long out side single strand of scrim ???

Just done a search on tinternet to find out what friable means, i think this is close: Friable means - easily reduced to powder. It is most often used in the context of surgery to describe tissue that is diseased/weak/thin. So a friable surface could be a sand stone wall, flakes away, loose

what about pva with unsalted pop corn

Thanks for your knowledge Chris w so pva does'nt gule plaster it controls background suction, i dont want to bore you but should pva be wet, tacky dry before you plaster and is it necercery to pva on same day as applying plaster to walls or can you pva the day before "recap" i mix pva 70% water...