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Up and down: level 1 Side to side: level 2 Round and round: level 3 :D :D

The time it takes for a CRB check to be completed, the work could have been done. I'm in wilmslow myself, all I'm thinking is avoid :D

If your hard working, dedicated and someone who gives a toss about the work you're doing/leaving. You'll be fine. Its not plain sailing at first. Nothing is?

The bead on the right hand side looks 'pissed' because the wall is a slope... Cannot believe I'm having to justify my work to you lot...

Anyone can slate photographs of someone's work - which I've seen happen a lot on here. If the customers are happy, I'm happy.

Dont be daft.

:)

This is what the TPF is all about.

Want a job? :D

Would you recommend using it on gypsum fireline boards?

You have any come backs on using it Danny? Don't want to be patching cracks! :p

Hey folks!!! Has anyone used 'Vitcas heat resistant' plaster around a log fire place? - if not would you recommend something else? And is the process the same as normal finish? Your advice is much appreciated!! :bailando:

Skimmers?! What ever happened to plasterers?! :p

Pva and skim and drive of into the sunset :D

Thanks a lot for all the comments. I think what it boils down to, is, do what ever suits you. If your happy with being employed & in a secure job or self-employed being your own boss, its cool. I'm in a persition where I have the choice of doing either or and wanting some advice so thanks again!

The pros and cons of being employed or self-employed? If you could choose between the two, what would it be and why?

Hopefully it doesn't come down while their making tea haha! :RpS_thumbsup:

Where did you do this?

Soak everything. Every night.

Did a couple of houses in Wigan not that long ago! Doh :(

Impressive. Top job. Good man!

Cross trowel it on final

Bad bad lad... Pva and reskim ;)

Never step on other peoples toes.

ThistleBond-it << read that

If it's smooth concrete bonding will blow off, use bondit first then bond and skim :)

Being able to do it on paper/ theory and doing it in practice are two different things. So no.

Does it need bonding? If not just use bondit and skim? ThistleBond-it

Hello stevo!

Oh I'm not saying they can't - but why waste 3grand and two years if you can get onsite and do the nvq?

Of course! If their wanting to go on sites, the nvq is better suited.

Diplomas aren't worth anything - you wont get your solid plastering Cscs card with that qualification - waste of money

I think its fair to say I'll get more use out of this site now I'm following u on tweeter! So hello fellow spreads! :RpS_thumbup::RpS_thumbsup: