Just emailed tp to look at my price terms dont think they will change them much Ive been haggleing with em for years till they set me up some proper terms but they just cant compete with b n q trade point at the moment tp want 4.85 plus vat for multi b nq £4.33 inc vat thats £1.49 per bag...
Watering down a waterbased product be it paint or bonding agent is fine but it will not be put on the instructions as they want you to buy more in my opinion
Is water enough before rendering on internal walls, that have had old plaster hacked off Be it red brick or blocks etc or should you definatly use SBR or PVA everytime
I did an insurance job once and i found someone had skimmed over wallpaper they had a leak from the ceiling which ran down the wall and blew the plaster off in places
it is sometimes best to flatten first coat then apply 2nd sounds like dodgy bags to me ive had this b4 skim stays wet then just rockets dry you have to give it plenty of water and troweling almost like when your putting it on
Whats the best mix for inside a fire place where theres going to be a log burner
its thermolite blocks, is 6-1-1 scl right and is it best to not skim it. thanks in advance
I was pulled over about six months to a year ago by the police trading standards and enviromental health all in a police car and was told I need a licence to carry the customers waste Ie: there plasterboard i rip down or the wall I hack off but I was allowed to carry waste that I had created...
get some nuutts sucker somthing will come in it always does and like hector says go see the quack if you feelin low, The winters on the way you might have start of winter blues I personally think us guys and guls in the building trade are more likely to suffer as work gets tighter in the winter...
Want to put scratch coat on red etched type bricks but wasnt sure if exterior type pva or sbr was needed as I read somwhere water would be enough But just not sure if it is
When is it acceptable to use exterior pva If at all. instead of sbr
Ive been asked to price a job rendering red brick that have a good key
ie: swirly etched type bricks and was thinking of using pva instead of sbr any help much appreciated
some times pva just drys straight in theese are the high suckers i meant.
I use PVA 95% of the time and beto on the stuff pva is not man enough for
beto or wickes own is an expensive way to go PVA is the dogs noots
Ive used on both I would class the old school grey plaster high suction and it saves you having to pva tons of times.
I first started using when labouring for a guy in a tesco store where i rolled it all over meters and meters of tiles bloody good stuff
Have you not used it on high suckers.
Pva mostly for me and betokontakt on realy high suction suction surfaces ooh matron
Knauf betokontakt is same as wickes own really good stuff When i started labouring I had to roll it on hundreds of meters of tiles and they skimmed next day amazing
I have found multi going off too quick from one merchant and going off just right from another dont know why maybe how its stored , how long its been hanging about etc etc The stuff that does go off to quick tho can ussually be brought back after first trowl
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