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Your very methodical mate

Yes

I reckon 8 hours

Just tell them it will cost more to render and go back to using hardwall

Haha I skimmed a kitchen ceiling about a month ago crack along the width of the ceiling told the fella I’ll look into that crack seems odd he was like nah no worries mate so I bed abit of render mesh onto it when I’m skimming it 2 days later he rings me up he said great job stew but that cracks...

Susspose it’s doable if you got another lad with ya doing the mixing and putting abit on but on your own f**k that I would rather just do one ceiling at a time on me own,then sweat me b*ll***s off trying to get three on and in and out of rooms flattening and wet trowelling and all the other...

Bungaroosh that horrible s**t mixed with sand salts stones bricks wood flip flops 2pence coins carrier bags I would of thought a lime render is the only option but god knows @themucky1

Extra time sachets has probably put an end to rolling guages

Not me I was at church at 11 this morning

He’s spent the budget on new windows plastering always a last thought mush

He should of sheeted up the bathroom and let the lad have a go on that small ceiling while he did the big one instead of rolling gauges

@Cockney1

f**k**g hell there’s more screws than belmarsh prison there

If the scratch coat on the old base coat is none exisistent I will do it,but that costs extra if you know what I mean mucky ;)

Whichever it’s up to you both methods can be used

Personally if it was me doing it for a client I would bonding coat the walls and give it a Devil float just for good measure really belts and braces then skim it,but there’s nothing wrong doing it the way @Steve Brown has said either

A but of diy plastering is a patch here and there that is not diy mate you got no chance trying to do that yourself

After having a proper ding dong with him I thought I better back down before a Toyota Prius turns up with 5 of his brothers in it

I had it a couple of years ago on an extension I was arguing with the plumber when I turned up as the homeowner told me he was chasing the pipes in the wall and the lazy c**t had wacked all copper pipes and brackets on the walls I had to dab off cut pieces into the smallest areas to pack it out...

Become a spark less strenuous and more cash

f**k off

I had the finatex1 probably about 5 years ago now

£4895.98

His rooms are upside down norm

To address your issue the first thing you need to do is f**k off on to the painters forum soppy b*ll***s

I had one years ago a 12” one for the lad working with me I used it for a while to break it in for him it’s decent but prefer marshalltown

@Casper

take the lot back lath and plaster is f**k*d you won’t have to worry about it again once it’s all done unless you get a cowboy in

I’m that cheeky finger your missus likes on weekends sorry pal (y)

are you a dingle supporter

Paint the other half

Just less uneven

f**k me just get it wet plastered

That translates as Singapore noodles

Sbr neat

I take it this poor guy didn’t make it onto your potato list

On account of offending any Irish on here

It’s hard to say depends on the straw how compact is it how much damage is there to the straw that stramit is a right bitch most likely the boards have only been fixed to two horizontal studs top&bottom

The angle bead

It’s not needed an eggshell finish is all you need

I don’t think this course covered any aspect of rendering :LOL:

Tiler will sort it

Like the basics of how to stick and level your external beads,if your going to use sand&cement which you probably will end up asking in here what are the mix ratios your best off just using a ocr

As Steve said if u want to cut costs keep the bath and sink in get it plasterboarded with standard plasterboard and skim would be the cheapest way or plasterboarded with moisture resistant boards abit more extra on top if you go with those boards

Where you situated I’ll do it for £350 and a shepherds pie

Lord Jesus loves a trier

Is there any hairline cracks on the other walls

Who did the plastering