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Even if the artex ceiling has got asbestos (Chrysotile White) in it's only a low amount like 3 to 5% as long as you sheet up properly keep spraying a mist of water, wear a suit and proper mask you can remove it safely. Your body can get rid of small amounts anyway, and your only supposed to work...

Moans, spends more time cleaning and wears skin tight white jeans..... this was a bloke? :RpS_scared:

It was poor by Price I wasn't expecting that, but **** happens. Looks like Thompson wants to fight that joke Tyson fury next. Lol Beddy that vid is hilarious :RpS_laugh: even the guy couldn't take any more you could tell he was thinking ok, ok, stfu now you nob.

haha, it looks shi t I wouldn't even wipe my ass with it. :RpS_laugh:

Silver scrim was great when I first started using it, but it's not as sticky as it used to be and you get blobs of glue on the rolls sometimes - it's decent though and I still use it. I prefer the white scrim now though called 444 I recommend trying it out if you haven't, I find it sticks well.

If you're going to spend atleast £100 on a mixer i'd just save abit more and get a REFINA MM19/1 Mega Mixer, which is what i did after that piece of crap mixer in the link above died on me. Buy cheap buy twice with mixers they just burn out when used every day. I've mixed everything with the...

Is it possible to play the backup :RpS_wink: games online without getting banned on xbox live, or is it instant ban when you sign in? I used to play COD till i tried battlefield which imo is ALOT better. If you guys that play cod try battlefield 3 I doubt that you'll go back to cod after you...

Like Spunky said just SBR slurry it. I saw a guy using Thistle Bond-It on what just looked like painted plain render before applying Monocouche, and thought you couldn't use it externally, maybe just got lucky with it :RpS_confused:

I've got a 14" and a 20" The bigger ones are great because they're obviously quicker if you do alot of bigger areas. I was doing alot of curved ceilings not long ago and found the bigger ones ideal for the curves because they're more flexible with the foam on, so it just glides around the...

Thats a nice place, what a view :RpS_drool: Quality work there Tony, looks tidy :RpS_thumbup: What did you use for the curved backing?

Grease/nicotine spots coming through, definitely stain block it. Watched a subby trying to skim a greasy/nicotine kitchen ceiling once it was sliding all over the place, he was fuming saying I'm going to tell that fat bitch to lay off the chips, was funny.

Knock it down. sorted

I assume when you say you don't use unibond anymore, you use bond it on every job then.... why? More cost and time whats the point when it's not needed all the time.

Quality work there Mike, i'm liking the pics the arch and columns look smart. Get the rest of those pics up! And like you said it definitely isn't easy to get right.

Did you give yourself two coats as well when you did the ceiling :flapper: 4 bags :-0 If you skimmed over your skim you would stuggle even more mate, as it would suck in alot faster than the board. Not bad for your first go though you'll have the other rooms looking like your best bit in...