SlumberShade
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I mean where your newly fully redone render will be taken up to the neighbouring property's. If the renders are vastly different, ie. lime and concrete would this become more important, cheers.
Is it normal practice to add sealant at the joint of a terraced house when re-rendering ?
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themucky1
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SlumberShade
Member
thanks
would recommend the ob1/ct1 route?
S a plastering
Private Member
That ct1 is fkin dear
themucky1
Well-Known Member
Yes ct1
themucky1
Well-Known Member
But quality, ain’t that we all preach on here?
SlumberShade
Member
I managed to get ~£9 each, but yeah still fockin expenisve. Thanks.
S a plastering
Private Member
Yes
John j
Mono Don
I can get it for £4 a tube. £6 to everyone else
SlumberShade
Member
ok, im not a tradesman though. I assume a discount for businesses.
John j
Mono Don
Yeah we.ll go with that
SlumberShade
Member
if I wear a ct-1 cap while I do diy and put on tiktok will I get half price?
John j
Mono Don
Think he.d just smack ye in face then laugh if what I hear about hims true
S a plastering
Private Member
Really
essexandy
The Lake Governor
Most things that our John acquires are still warm to the touch.
John j
Mono Don
Ask no questions
Get things cheap . I get them big packs of wipes for a fiver . And Stanley fat max knives
essexandy
The Lake Governor
Mate if houses could be nicked yours would be so hot you wouldn't need a log burner.
Stevieo
Royal Spin Doctor
Use shower gel instead then
John j
Mono Don
Haha should of known me when I was a kid