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good idea with the calgon, didn't seem to harm the ally profile of the speed skim took me about 10 minutes then scrubbed it of and rinsed it, i just use brick acid cause its quick, not that I'm a quick plasterer mind you:RpS_laugh:

so far so good used about four small bottles of colouring to 10 litres pva just enough so you can see where its covering. Water it down as normal and one coat seems to be enough, no comebacks as yet regarding the colour bleeding through. No mess no fuss get about forty metres before you have to...

gave mine a good coat of brick acid and a stiff brush, works a treat! I love my speed skim best thing since electric whisks!

could try banging a couple of nails either end then put a string line up and use that as a guide to set your stop bead.

Be interested to know if anyone else has tried this ? recently bought an earlex sprayer in think its the bottom of the range model at £59, have been using it to apply p.v.a to walls and ceilings works a treat, not sure its any quicker but certainly less messy, I've been putting some food...

Thanks for all the reply's made me laugh lots, have been based in Southampton but just moved to Stubbington in Fareham. Yes Jurec i am half Swiss good guess. Sorry raggles not that into football and always loose when i gamble. I like cheese-cake tis favourite !

just this minute joined, so will introduce myself, real names Louis started out as a bricklayer decided plastering was easier on the back and keeps me fitter, only been at it for about 10 years so still have lots to learn. Look forward to gleaning some knowledge through this site and will be...