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how would u curve at wall line? ie. conservatory, 50pence shape?

the guy at 750 was feckin himself/herself.

dont paint it or u b rightly fecked. it prob has a hard-core within so u might have the option of diamond core grinding discing the plaster back to this, sbr scud, and a top coat. But in all honesty, it may as well be kango'd off with all that work. Get a well known, 20year+ exp plasterer to...

why "devil float"? will u be scudding above wall? and are u making ur own tyrolean mix? or are u using a product?

sometimes we need to be hanging with ignorance to do this job, always have a smartarse answer for those types.......

The outer block leaf on sides were dropped and plyed. we membraned it and eml. The builder made a boo boo on the pitch of roof and he fixed it this way the cunck. it does have vent hole far side for roof. the track on gable though was different than one in ur pics, it has a plastic overhang, out...

yep worked up to Track when doing the band, but the roofer didn leave much to play with at all,ideally it should be done before Slating especially if u doin wet dash.

any pics?

If u only ever "skimmed plaster" then get an all-rounder in.

should b a plaster -band fascia all round.

know an old schooler that back in the day his crew were getting runaround on money, friday came job finished and no sign of boss/developer, long run of things had happened along with pay fuckabout. They fillled cement mixerwith pva /cement/ lime u name it, scudded everything indoors, windows...

never thought id see it, but sure i didnt....

whats it like in colder weather, whats the temp limit? never used it myself, need to change that....

yeah lad, have a few luls here and there but haven't had to travel as much, busier defo. so many fecks lookin for day works and pay a pittance and us goin like f**k all day long.... How's all in Louth? u keepin away from Dublin.. :bailando:

no.

thought they a bit heavy for my liking, hard to walk backward on em, but sur who wants to do that? at least they went to a good home :birra:

yep insde and outside, upside and downsides, lots of experience, good and bad.............:hueco: hows those skywalker 2s goin @theclemo ?

well Danny. I havent seen it in about 7 years, but mainly when i was workin in norn-Iron, all site work, ceilings and stud walls were all done this way, used to drive me mental. But never ever seen it in the republic, unless by mistake.....

When board are speced backward they should be given a gyproc bonding-coat. theres no fun like feather edging a ceiling ...

went to start a site- mixer after lunch , put in crank and wound it, starts up but wont release so i have to let go, and instantly it fires into my face. busted eye,eyebrow and cheekbone andconcussion. Funckin crank- handle had been welded at safety-release at some point by builder. no compo...

or get an electrician that can skim as well ur laughin

senco

paint it white. always ask for lick of varnish BEFOREhand.

Yes please! because my skills need some Germanic affirmations and your skills needs my hand to grip it :RpS_w00t: ah go on, go on, go on.

Quality. :RpS_thumbup:

I've only tried the "Jesus" option, and sometimes he's good the rest of the time I dont think he's even listening. That remind me i must get me twitcher blessed. :RpS_laugh:

too right, once again the labourer comes into play. that the best way to operate :) did a hous a few wks ago and the finished concrete floors were splatted all over with cement/concrete that wasnt cleaned up, told the client stilts were right out., which i prefer.:RpS_biggrin:

haha,the labourer always gets the thick end

any stories John? happy horror

that said though some workers/spreads are just lazy/dirty feckers, they use any option and there a portaloo on site but probably the other side of site. just durtburds.

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worked on a site a few year ago in a gang, one of the old dog plasterers needed a dump so took the empty skim bag option, did his business, rolled up the bag, headed down stairs to one of the Lithuainian Labourers and told him that was for our boss (who was on site at time) and to put it...

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Dont know if that unifinish was ever here in Ire but i neverr seen it, sounds like im lucky.

Never had probs with my back until 1 yr ago and it was from workin out of the mortar-bin, convienient until u get to the bottom. Steps are right out for ceilings, it just cant be a good way of workin cause u cantwork an area easily and always twisting which is the worst shi1t ever. Plank out the...

hope u said a few prayers while u were there... big lift nice work

No pressure, 2 handed trowelling @3:55,- probably the best plasterer in the world? **** that im the best :flapper:

37 year old .worked all hols labouring for my old man and unkle's plaster gang since i was thirteen, finished school tried college(industrial design) but took a year out,at 23 went back to a very busy auld boy and got on tools/site trained, 14 yrs on and never looked back, till now....

noticed alright during our hot summer the scrim was sticky and leaves a sticky mess on trowel-edge, had to use knife instead cause it was really hard to clean off trowel...... bit of an annoyance, when youre sweatin in hell heat.

High point, geting up a ladder to skim a skylight, lowpoint, falling from said skylight two weeks earlier :RpS_angry:

dropped half a marine-ply board on foot 3 weeks ago, needed the work so no a&e, little toes went black for a week, finished job and finally got to a gp. prob broke little toe but **** all he cud do. Difene spray gel and rest. Thank god Xmas came......

:RpS_thumbup: lots of time to formulate world domination, and rest! Best of luck.

laugh if the specialist just takes the foil of the back....and dab away:RpS_laugh:

have used this once or twice before (small areas), can it be used along with a white sand/c/lime render? it says nothing about lime on spec label, evostick by the way , or does anyone know a better product?? only really gonna use at end of day lifts, if early frost defo hits. outside in winter...

ive only seen/used multi finish on one job, that was this summer. Most providers here stock Skimcoat and are nervous about multi, but my local merchant only stocks Knauf multi, as of the last two years. Have to say i could throw on serious fckin lifts with multi but i wasnt happy with how the...

im seein stop lines.. on the shines ....

i usually lay on with a stanley measuring tape second coat wit a gauging trowel and finish witha concrete polisher, 1mm, 5mm and -3mm, classy :RpS_thumbsup:

i was pissed