Search results

Can multi finish be sprayed?

Aye there I great job.

It's a self leveller.

Unexpected rain this morning. Had to make do

It looks the business. Does the nozzle fit most machines?

Is that the se gun that's used for the silicone top coat?

Is that the same gun that's used for the silicone topcoat?

My first boss made me mix a handful of skim on the board with a splash of water many a times. Great man for not wasting gear.

Mines are 36d Sorry thought you said tits :(

Just do what your capable of at the min, the more you do that the more comfortable you manage it then increase it slowly each time. We've all been there mate it just takes practice.

Welcome buddy, your in safe hands now your mrs will be even more pissed off with you now cos you won't be off this lol. Ps hawk!

Awrite chaps, are any of you's familiar with this base coat? Just wondering how you's finish it before top coating. cheers

3/4 a coat this time of year :/

It's a hard game to get into, not a quick fix you plastering long?

About 10-12mm. Some of it's been done in two coats.

It's a 4one Sirius plus we've just been been giving it a quick spread about with the trowel then rolling it.

This is one of the best threads I've seen in a wile lol

Just rule the base coat before we bed the mesh. I'm the same as @Rigsby I like to finish the base coat with a sponge depending on what material using.

I've asked the same question over the past few years, I think I've tried every method but I always rule it at least take the high points.

We normally use weatherby or sto, sto being a lot better but more pricey sure. Not sure on the other products.

Welcome. After signing up here you will not buy another newspaper.

We've just been using the machine for pouring self leveller, great job and saves a lot of effort

Use a shovel to lay on, easy peasy

You gotta love it.

Just make sure yours shoes are clean on the carpet.

Aye some sort of cement board. The contractor greened them. That's the way he wanted it, suppose it would save time and money if he didn't have to. Maybe it's to kill the the suction.

We're using it over boards that have been thistle bonded. It finishes nice but takes abit of work. Can get plenty of it on anyway which is a bonus

Using this **** today. Takes abit to get used to it. Not bad gear all the same.

Wouldn't mind a milk round. The misses is about to calve so need to get a job finished up.

Nothing like an early start at the weekend. God I love plastering.:RpS_bored:

Had the same issue with a decorator. Now I polish it twice :)

Cheers lads ill give it ago tomorrow, weather permitting.

I'm not sure i don't know much about them. This is our first machine.

Hi lads does anyone use this machine? Been using one for a few months now but I've been told I've been cleaning it out wrong, just had to replace the worm and stator due to washing to much water through it. Any advice on cleaning it would be great cheers.

Surely this is a wind up?

Polished plaster trowel.

Site work is definitely a lot more sore on the old body.

I think it was tax free or there was some way around it but that's long gone now, it's pay as you earn now so everyone's on a different tax rate.

Ah right. Id say he's working on that new dandara job. There building a load of them, I'd say I'll be in skimming them I skimmed a few houses on there last development .

He must be over sorting out a few rockfalls that happened recently? I came over here for the work myself, was fed up travelling around Ireland for work.

I did order the full monty but I'm in jersey so they couldn't post me the 1800 so I've had to get the 600/1200.

I've just ordered a set to see what all the fuss is about, I think it sounds like a good idea. Surely you'll get on a few more metres if your not running back to flatten it?

Always on last trowel Sent from my iPad using The Plasterers Forum