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Please can anyone advise what is the best plaster for wall repair after i have removed all the old tiles of the wall, the wall has some old adhesive left on ,sections with the plaster of the wall ,but generally very uneven and not smooth. I am wanting to retile these walls

Yes it is airbourne ,just checking 50mm timber frame with rubber wedged between wall and timber to stop sound travel then 50mm sound insulation placed inside the timber frame ,then use sound bloc board which thickness ????????? Second method ------You mention plug and screw board which washers...

House is semi detached and built in 1934 with the chimmey breast removed prior to moving into the house ,it is wallpapered flat wall. Thanks for your quick reply

Just a basic DIY,er i will try most things ,we have just got new neighbours and we can hear next doors tv in our living room ,please some advise in fitting soundbloc plasterboard on the wall dividing the rooms.ie which adhesive ,do i need two layers or please advise a different method Thanks...

Great advice yet again from this forum Thanks

Thanks for your quick responce do you mean to spray neat vinegar onto the wall before base coat also please advise mix for base coat also how think and do i scratch the finish

Completely changing our kitchen ,we have removed all the very old plaster off the kitchen window wall and we noticed the plaster was very easy to remove behind the sink unit i could not see any previous water links but had a foisty smell the wall had been plastererd at least 3 coats think...

finished now running to shower Take care good luck for the new year Thanks

I have to reply to that The good news is that i know she does not speak english as she is from the baltic states and again you can only dream as you have a steady missus do the same thing everytime.

I hope or paths do not cross when i looking for plasterers saying that it has been fun I have to leave it hear got a appointment shortly 26 yr old slim ,long legged hooker (all paid for) you can only dream See You

Remember my friend i needed your advise not your p'sstaking comments You might need or you will need my help in the future then you will see how it is :RpS_laugh:

Thanks for your advise i understand that people like me sometimes are a pain but i only needed help as i have paid some well earned money to this plasterer for a good job Happy new Year to you and your family PS I think i will pass with the offer of your missus she may be a little bit...

I have informed you i give this forum "the greatest respect" but you must give future customers respect i am not into bad mouthing people but i am not a plasterer only a person looking for assistance.

I have been put in my place Sorry to ask a question within a Plasterer forum but i was looking for advise only not a P'sstaking goes on forum I am not p'ssed but i am concerned about the tone of your email which is loud and if you treat a uninformed customers like this I suspect you will...

what are you going on about i have the greatest respect for this forum but the Public looking for a plasterer section has little activity also talking about spelling mistakes are you all about trying to put people down when we have a geniune concern about a job completed by a plasterer.

If you look at the biggest plastering forum on the net very little activety happens i would question if this is the biggest

The only problem is i expect that the work by local plasterers to be of a good standard and i am struggling to find these tradesmen in the Stockton on tees area

No the wooden beads have not been removed the cracks are only hairline but the cracks run all the way from floor to ceiling

Thanks for all your advise i am going back to the plasterer and asking him to repair I am not going to hire him again but i will ask him WHY??????????????????????????

Thanks for your advise but which would the best way to repair eg.. open the crack with a stanley knife and use which repair compound and sand down with which grade of sandpaper Thanks

After most of my upstairs rooms heve been reskimmed have been reskimmed Please could you advise how to repair vertical cracks that have appeared on some of the corner beads either side Happy New Year to all Thanks Steve