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I would but cuatome r doesn't want to pay for all archive's and skirting boards to be redone

Pre grit usually for low suction

The bonding that's on is in a attic and has been on for 6 years so is very dry and whenever anybody has just Pva and skimmed it always blown

People think there so funny on here just after a bit of advise if I could just rock up and Pva it n skim I would but it won't work its been done 3 times already

Hi guys customer has had a wall skimmed by other plasterers 3 times now and it's blown its on bonding coat in an attic so it's hot up there Pva is not good enough no matter how many coats you do. Was recommended gypprime or bostik cement one plasterer stabaliser

Very funny. I'd skim it but it's what he wants and he wants to pay for it so that's up to him. Skim all the way tape and jointing is so americanised for me

Customer has boarded and angle beaded the room and asked for me to tape and joint. I would have skimmed it but that's what they have asked for. Interested do any of you tape your beads with filler and paper tape or scrim tape or not at all I've seen people do all 3

It's above wardrobe high up damp from a roof leak

Hi guys. So went to a job today a old house all solid walls. The outside window wall above the wardrobe had a big damp patch apparently due to a leaky roof. I advised even tho they don't want to skim above the wardrobe just next to it which I don't get hy leave a square patch... they should hack...

So what do u like using then on a bare wall to float

What do u class as examples of low medium high suction walls

Hi chaps one thing always confused me is the low and high suction. I've always Pva and bond walls when they have been stripped back to brick or breeze block but some use hardwall any advise