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I always use screws and tile adhesive, and if the centre is particulary heavy or large you can normally find at least one ceiling joist for a decent fixing. If you use cove or dri wall it pays to seal the back of centre with diluted pva first

Hopefully will be able to get it much dirtier once some jobs come in...had far too much time to keep everything clean at the moment

ok still very much work in progress but does the required job at the moment....of course if that big job comes in then will have to move things around abit.. If anyone out there needs any cornice in the cornwall area give me a ring 07967 921927

ok, I know this is an old post, but I thought I would add my thoughts on this. Peel away is good is used correctly, I would steer clear of nitromors as it may break down the existing plaster underneath. If you are only cleaning up a small area, you could just use warm water, a stiff toothbrush...

Hi mate, based in the Southwest, work very patchy as with most areas at the moment. Just recently set up a workshop in the garden, and have had a couple of small jobs.

thanks, it will take a little while to get going again, but quite optimistic for the future and do have a couple of decent clients who come up with big jobs now and then.

varies, but hoping to get more fibrous now as recently set up workshop in garden with a mate of mine who has a load of moulds , and have a new ad in yellow pages as well.. I used to do mainly fibre before and hoping that with the ad and getting back in contact with previous clients there will be...

sorry mate, neither, Only lived here since 2007, was in Devon beforehand

close starts with P, Par

Just outside St Austell, been in the trade since 85.

I've got a 3 metre worktop in my shed for a bench, which is adequete for casting and running most moulds. Ideally I'd rather a proper plaster bench but due to space restrictions I make do.

Just joined this forum, so saying hello to all you spreads and fibrehands out there.