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I'm not moaning about anything apart from your lack of grammar mate. Get back to school you simple c**t.

Hahahaha i've no issues with board or multi you clown. Next time read the post you dick.

Multi finish has always been shite, but it's a lot worse now a lot of people think that the plaster is half normal multi and half the non pva stuff because they couldn't shift it. Use Board or if you do use Multi your timings have to be bang on for troweling up,don't play with it.

That was done with sponge and s*p*r*lex

Simple solution some people won't like it but if you're struggling with pains and aches due to trowelling up then use a sponge. 1st coat flat as possible 2nd coat straight away flat as poss. Wet sponge and glide over it all gently Wait 5 - 10 mins and flatten with a mediflex or s*p*r*lex. You'll...

I know a few lads who use plastic and flexi from laying down 2nd coat always been a bit sceptical of doing it myself in case it casts shadows when dry

..Is it flattening with a plastic or laying down with it?

Plastic tips too? Landed lucky here

Cheers Zombie too then

I'll give it a bash John thankyou

Also been using same mix to 2nd coat

It wasn't that cold John say about 5° but could see I was going to have trouble with them as soon as I layed down 2nd coat they was visible

This Multi-finish winter batch is terrible I mean it's been shite for years but seems like every bag is different..Some not mixing up together properly, like stiff stuff mixed in with wet on each handboard. And the Tigering in cold weather is savage any pressure on the wall and you'll definitely...

I was the same as most on here and have always skimmed with two coats and trowelled up with a steel trowel, but last few years the finish has changed and on the final polish I could feel the backing coat moving about. So then I tried to be more gentle and my work looked good until it dried and...

So be better off just taking off the areas looking damp and floating out in limelight?

Does anyone know where you can buy or order triple strength medusa waterproofer or something equivalent please? It's for a rising damp dpc. Cheers

Yeah I've got a 14" MT I've been using for 12 months but just doesn't seem to be sharpening and leaving a bit of a tiger stripe on the wet trowel, I'll keep on with it though

As the title suggests , I used to have a Marshall town Sheffield steel trowel but since it switched to Chinese steel can't naturally sharpen the trowel. Just wondering if any are still made from the good stuff?