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There are 3 types of sealer matt, lustre and gloss, it's the customers choice. All the pictures are of lustre seal but it has not dried. When matt is applied you wouldn't think that there was sealer on it. We have gone over the crazy paving and we put down a base coat and set the mesh in the...

Ashler in pecan tan

You can buy a bark textured roller in any artex suppliers, it's a popular pattern for artexers

Try our P100 we always use it on smooth surfaces it sticks to any surface, has a bonding ability of 1.2n per mm2 which is massive. From what I have heard rendaid shouldn't be used on a painted surface.

When we concrete driveways we always coat the surrounding area walls etc with with wallpaper paste, end of the job wash off with the jet washer, unlike grease or oil it does not leave a residue

There are many ways to stitch cracks depending on the substrate and the type of cracks (active or inactive) if they are a structural problem then heli-bars or similar are good, if they are fine and non structural then a two part epoxy can be injected with a syringe type tool very fast setting...

Depending on the depth of the dubbing out course I would go in at min £8 per m2,

The list is for people who are new to an area or don't know or trust any builders, as there are a lot of cowboys in most trades. They contact their insurance company who will either direct them to their repair management team or send you a list of trusted reputable builders.

A mate of mine is a loss adjuster for one of the big insurance companies, I had the same idea when I done some repairs on a damaged roof via an insurance claim. Although householders can nominate builders for smaller repairs any work of any size is carried out by a main repair management company...

Re: Robbing lil (french person)*s!!!!!!! All tough talk, in reality if your going to do the business on somebody you don't make it public knowledge you just get on with it and make sure you got an alibi

Finding your first job will be the hardest then you'll be on your way. I shall be doing the Interbuild trade show at the NEC in October, I shall be in the specifiers hall so it should get the word out amongst the architects, buyers etc

Nice display Chris, I know some like it and some don't but I don't understand doubters saying it's rubbish when it's got many more qualities than any other render. After all companies that have huge turnovers have already tasted success, why would they bother to invest if it was rubbish. Crack...

Chris Check your emails, I just forwarded an email another enquiry in P'boro

Them samples look okay Chris considering the time I had to do them, set up looks good.

I was using the epoxy based moulding mortars years ago, good quality material but found it more difficult to colour match and fewer options for it's use.