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I see a lot spreads put their 1st coat on to thick & untidy if you put it on flat ist coat you haven't got to much work to get it ready for the second, then same again laying it Down with the second coat that way you use very little water troweling up I just use a spray bottle now it's also...

I find the 28 inch great for flattening big hits & I'm a grandad to

The problem with one coat is it doesn't account for some the crap fixing you come across nowadays.

It's always been a hard game but nowadays there is so much competition, there didn't seem to be the amount of spreads about years ago, the site I'm on at the mo 18 plasterers were inducted but only two of us are still there, & to be fair the money wasn't bad eithe.

Plumb & dot work I learnt in college in the seventies, I've only ever used twice in nearly 40 years, once in mile end station & the guild halls in the city of London, it's a very good way to learn how to float while building confidence & getting a feel for the material.