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i bought it approx. 2 years ago and used it 4 times during the 9 months i had it it was in good working condition and the gennie fired up first time even in cold weather we had the usual teething problems with the running of the machiene and i decided it was not for me (material waste,and...

thats my old monojet for sale..if you got it that price it would be a bargin,taking into account *********** tried to sell it to me for £5500 2 years back!

the oktoberfest in munich has to be up there as one of the best piss ups i have attended

im 7'4 (with my stilts on)

pug...aka charles manson?

1984, knocking up skim with a podger and browning in an old galv. bath....the joys

id like my two front teeth

i bought a 16 inch one, and after a bit of experimenting i have found the best way for me is to lay on and flatten with steel trowel and then trowel up with my plastic....in terms of issues they do leave faint scratch marks and they do tend to over pollish. overall im impressed with them and...

it has to be said fibre tape is one of the best inventions we have had in the plastering game...some of the older spreads on here will remember the change over from cotten scrim to fibre tape.It was like having all your birthdays at once

i bought my sur-stilts off ebay, well worth the money if you can get hold of a pair

Re: PLASTIC SKIMMING TROWEL ive just finished a job where the builder supplied us with febond blue grit. its a bit thicker too apply than betonkontact but did the job and smelt nice too

sur-stilts would be my choice, ive had mine six years and there still going strong

id be careful to mention it on here how long it takes you to do that job,otherwise you might have that plasterking having a go at you

refina megamix...they will handle a variety of materials, even wetdash

no worries plasterking...just lookedlike you having a bit of a dig lol, id like to see anyone hand applying it any quicker than what we did taking into account the awkwardness of it mcplaster your right it is a pain to put on by hand, is there any other mono out there a bit easier to hand apply...

no we started putting on about 8.30 its a private house with a lot of detail and was awkward to scaffold, it ended up taking 33 bags about 40 m2..not a right lot but as i said it was awkard ...next time i'll get you on board "plasterking" ....would i be right in saying that you served your time...

we had it on for about 12 and scraped back for 7, bottom half hung a little i think it will be next day scrapes from now on

we have about 30 bags of monorex to hand apply tomorrow i cant decide wheather to get it on first thing and scrape back late afternoon , or get it on in afternoon and scrape back the following day (its forcasted highs of 15 degrees) cheers

cheers fot the input, i think the tight coat and then desired thickness would be the way foward

Im in the process of rendering an old house in monorex. We have scratched it in sand+cement with sbr and this scratch coat has been on for about a month. The other day we rendered part of the back without wetting down the scratch coat and although most of it went on fine we had a few areas that...

I have an i phone that i keep protected in a zip up pouch, the phone is 8 months old and is still like new

you could try dividing the area with a bellcast bead, that would break it up for you

i think he maybe talking about white silica sand you can buy from most merchents mix that in with your white cement and lime for a white background

i have to agree with that about the glucosamine, i ran out of them 2 weeks back and the pain has returned..get mine from 'Healthspan'

there has to be work in Afghanistan and Iraq,it would have to be well paid of course with a bit of danger money ::)

i would not have given him a second chance personally, he is likely to pull a similar stunt in the future and as others have said he is on too much coin for a lad of 19 without a driving liscence

england,scotland and the land of the bratwurst

just a quick hello out there to everyone, ive been plastering over 20 years and hope i can help and be helped from time to time on here cheers