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What!!!! Was it a Wendy house ?

The ceiling and walls should be sealed with an Artex sealer before applying any mix to avoid your situation.

Put finish on the next day when the render is still green....

Biggest I have is the 120 max cut, do like the klick klock handle though which one of my cutters has.

I've 4 of those cutters, different sizes obviously .....good bits of kit.

Competitive wage always bothers me :sorprendido3:

I was taught to perimeter seal all boards holes etc to stop any air flow on external walls, iternals just fixed with dabs. Been a long while since I've on site though.

Dry line it with plasterboard or use Marmox boards which are waterproof.

Haven't a clue what C10 is mate, only used to screw them to stud or ceiling timbers...

The standard dri wall adhesive won't hold it up on foil backed board....

That is a load of tosh from BG, I've done enough sand/cement work over the years and the finish should be applied when the sand/cement is still green to aid suction which a multi is, a low suction plaster. Should have rubbed with a devilling float not a tilers trowel which allows no grip whatsoever.

Run forest run....

No picture mate....

As above 10 years....

Think people need to change their light positions....

That buggers Trump and his Mexican wall then :sorprendido3:

It's a housing trust and direct for them.

Just glad I have a regular job now, all void work and hardly any visits from any managers.

Price ?

Try black mamba gloves, best I've used.

Can't find there prices though....

Cheaper to hire one....as and when.

Think he could have protected the brickwork:frenetico: Get a couple of art students in , then make a mint.

Is this a new or old property ?

Driving in London will be electric only at some point.

Worst idea in a van I've seen was in a Peugeot MWB 2013, it had a row of buttons on the dash and one was to unlock all the doors including the side and back doors. :sorprendido3:

Work on the cards now, plastering voids which suits me for £30,000 a year, van supplied and fuel card, nothing to pay out for.

Hemel my neck of the woods but working.

Had a few of those over the years and keep thinking I'm going to lose out and when money does relieved from their tight fist it's usually some petty excuse, I don't work for them again.

Mate of mine who I served with in the Army went awol, can't remember if he was caught or handed himself back in. Asked him why and he said he got disillusioned so decided not to come back after leave but we was serving in N/Ireland at the time.

If he decided to go awol it could be years before he's found if ever, the longer the time goes by the less anyone will recognise him if he's still alive.

looks like the hands of a pianist...

How are you supposed to win one of those trowels, answers on a post card and I want one because....

The jackers journal or the evening standard, jack a job in London and pick up a standard on a Thursday and your'll be working the following week. No cscs cards those days though.

Don't understand why not finish on sand/cement the next day?, done it for years with Siriphite and that was site and refurb work.

Use one of those metal things you describe....

I think it be nigh on impossible to replicate that plastering no matter how bad anyone was.

Had a few good hidings in my younger days but it was the norm then.

Did you see anything of that strange species "The Sturgeon", with an English speaking voice the bunker could have been your last resting place :reloco:

Can I get my money back on the Nela mixing stick as the customers dog run off with it :loco:

Merry xmas to yourselves...your delivery is fast, nice one.

My old Dad use to call Luton the arshole of Britain and that was in the 60's, hasn't changed much then.

I haven't but last time I looked at Refina's site they were sold out.

Very good, had a couple of lines from the corners but just rounded them off bit more. Couple of guys stated I was cheating....lemons.

Yep (y) Only on small amounts rather than drag out the electric paddle.

It was the blue ST mate.

I'll give my 600 speed skim tomorrow for a ceiling, just hope I don't look like a muppet.

50kg bags of plaster remember them with fondness but now struggle with 25kg up the stairs.:confused:

Still keep a plunger in the van in case of smaller mixes rather than bring out the paddle.

Couldn't sign in earlier....ok now though obviously.