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Gotta agree the multi lately is horrible... Only way I've got a decent finish on it is using a non foam backed plazi right near the end ....but it's like your trowelling the life out of it ..... Gear from 3 different merchants as well so I'm not having the storage thing etc ...

Tbh any plasterer that doesn't mask off wood work etc on domestics is lazy and rough imo .... sets the tone if they think a cloth will clean it after Parts look sub standard ... Probably tried to be heroes and put too much on and haven't had time to fall back ... Get em back

Find wearing some towny air max on domestics helped with a heel problem and decent safety trainers like DeWalt sorted that on site work Have had back problems but getting into the gym 1-2 times a week and doin the exercises the physio has sorted that .... definitely going the gym helped

Used stilts 99% and find it way easier than a tower on wheels ....find that a right stress and stilts you're always getting a better finish imo Also find on stilts set at the right height it takes alot of strain off the shoulder as well

Just have a bath ....be 'stranger in the tub ' with your wrist

Just ask yourself do you need the work ? Could lead to more work from them ? Tbh you shouldn't care what people say . If the customers requested it then what's the problem? Who cares what other tradesmen say ? Ones who slag people's work off are normally loud mouth bellends...a c#£ts trick tbh

If you can p1ss you can paint

Don't work Sundays .... Lie in, gym the chill out day Working 7 days a week is for mugs.....

DeWalt or site glasses from screwfix I use. Just have them perched on your nose like you've flipped the page of busty house wives and seen a right 'set'

Just Grit and skim it .... Or face a grand getin a specialist firm in to remove it

DeWalt garrison safety trainers are comfy Just get a size down as i found unless you've got fat hobbit feet

The Cat work phones are decent ... Waterproof... Built in gorilla glass and a battery that lasts 2 days