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a heads up to you guys.....outside of this forum, you are known as 're***ds R Us'

if it can be done...why do you think it took so long to get someone to advise that?..are people on here genuine dic*heads...or is it a learned response through repetition and reward?

just do it?...i will ensure im wearing nike shoes when i do

a smart one...good decision..take care

i doubt that very much, but if that thought makes you feel better, than please run with that by all means

your 'Ncim logo' is that you howling at the moon or your Mrs?

tell me...you still carrying a picture of your right hand in your wallet?

yes please do that..and then lick your own forehead as usual afterwards

yes..thats right...the first sensible response from a plaster all night..it is a forum, not a stock exchange for you to make money from

gosh...you still there?

yep....thats about the skill level...performing monkey

must be a 'clickey' little club in here by the looks of...my god if you have to get your feelings of 'belonging' in here, you are desperate

so you saying to use browning plaster to stick the drywall sheets to the Porix/durox wall?....and what you mean by 'wait for plasterboard to fall off'?

sorry..didnt understand a word of that!..lol

ok thanks for that feedback...because the labour is free (me)..the cost of the additional adhesive is not a problem either...so you are saying that it is quite ok to 'dob and dab' the whole surface so i then get a solid plaster wall without any hollows etc?

it is lateral thinking...it probably would work...but too' radical' for some i suppose...but like the gif..benny hill...a legend!

i dont want to have someone come in to wet plaster it...and i dont have the skill or talent of a plasterer to do it myself that way.....so am looking at the dot and dab method but extending the notion of it...so yes in a way i would be plastering the wall in adhesive and putting the drywall...

Im looking at doing the plastering myself, but i know i do not have the skills required to use hardwall unfortunately...hence the dob and dab enquiry...or the 'super dob' as i may put it !

your suggestion is most welcome and certainly an option. i dont want to render the walls because that it is a skill i do not possess and something i would not tackle myself....but i do want to explore the option i have suggested a bit further.

Hi all......i am looking at doing some dot & dab with drywall sheets onto internal walls (porfix - thermalite blocks type thing). I believe it is ok to dot and dab onto blocks of this type, but any information to the contrary is welcome. But what I am wanting to do is more than a 'dot and a...