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Flatten twice with permashape Twice with flexi Plazi to finish I've been sucked in, it used to be stainless marshalltown right thro and no difference in finish

They couldn’t stitch it, skin was breaking, glue and paper stitches, had to go back twice coz it kept opening. Had just mixed full 50l refina bucket and tripped leaving the bucket with hawk full. I was on my own too, blood pumping everywhere, thankfully next door sorted me out

Still sore buts its healed up, first time I've ever done this, I'm 52 ffs

I did it good Friday, had week off, back at it now. No the other one thank feck :)

And carrying trowel with little finger….be careful you don’t trip

You haven't scrimmed the angles, it all needs skimming

The tanking should be over your scratch coat, sand and cement top coat for skimming

If you haven't been back to fix it then you've left it. You said it's only small, go back and fix it, you've been paid and your names attached to it.

If you can use facebook search for plasterer Salisbury and you should find a few displaying their work with reviews

Get a plasterer in, assuming this is your house.....I really hope so

I won’t rush back if it doesn’t feel right, and it doesn’t feel anywhere near ready yet, I’m just interested to know other plasterers timescale

I had carpal tunnel surgery last thursday, week tomorrow, I'm hoping to be back at it a week Monday, got jobs booked in, is that a bit ambitious? Feels like it at the moment

A 4th holy f**k from me

Carpal tunnel for sure, get name down for op, cortisone injections last about a year, have them until op, £80 time

You can silicon up the bead easier on the return, rain definitely got behind bead there

I've bult a false floor in my swb, can get 15 boards in there, 3m beads safe under there too

If your lad has done it properly, just skim it

I have a hoist but the support frame buckled, still usable, but I find the thing hard work to transport anyway so invested in these, they're expensive for what they are, but they're brilliant, easily attached (I use 60mm drywall screws), very strong, can be used on all domestic jobs as opposed...

it's probably done with snowcrete, and looks like it'll come off in sheets

He's right about the thermal upgrade, he could be right about the damp too Edit: He mentioned water coming in, you didn't???

Lol we'll have pandora bracelets soon, trowel. spat, plazi, speed skim etc etc etc

We all have days like that bud

Apologies, I didn't make out the strip of pb

Lovely job. I'd have boarded that ceiling and scrimmed the joint tho

10ft plank for top and legs, bit of 2x2 for joints and feet, make your own to desired height, 3 pages ffs

Stop beads are a different thing, these are formed with Drip Beads

Nice job, not sure why you done a wet angle when leaving around the frame tho

Your work is terrible, over skim or not, state of the window too

It's fine, we always skimmed grey side when I first started, white for artex

It's all s**t

I had my dewalt from power tools uk, £327 delivered with 2 x 5amp batteries

Edit: this is also caused by me putting 60mm screws back into empty strips

I'm currently using 60mm collated with dewalt, the length of screw causes a problem at times but they go in effortlessly

Look forward to trying it mate

well you got the tape going around the bead, if you cut it off the actual corner, how strong does it hold? or am I missing something silly here?

How strong is the hold when you cut away from the corner?

Is it on sale yet? great idea

Cracking job

I find a space beforehand I can prep, not ideal and becoming a bit inconvenient since I've been back doing this full time, but I was comparing to other grit products, I'm not against going back to pva

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I won't use anything but micro, I've never skimmed it the same day tho

You went cheap after all then, state on that head

Diykitchens.com are superb quality and service, you can open a ticket on their website and speak to one of their experts, send them a plan and they work everything out for you, choose your delivery date and everything comes fully built, I was very pleased, cheaper than Howden too

No, but I have a decent van :LOL:

Coving going up in the morning

This room was plastered 4 years ago for £1500, the ceiling lines were beyond repair after coving taken down, plasterer done the coving lol. The plaster came off with the coving on one wall and I scraped the whole thing off easily, another patch had blown so I took that off, could probably have...

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A wall too, that hadn't been prepped with anything, some rough bastards about.

Had call yesterday asking if I could sort this urgent, they'd started painting and it all fell off in big chunks. Didn't feel gritty but been prepped with something s**t.