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I agree mate. Its like the eskimos have fifty words for snow when basically its all the same thing. They see snow differently than others like plasterers see trowels differently.

I agree. I don't think I have read anywhere about Refina tools falling to pieces. Anyone?

I think its about a dodgy machine. I'm not sure

We have a MERC Vito lol. I have been drinking again

No I think it was a another plasterers site ad it was his van. Andy saved it lol

Lol. We havea Nerc Vito. I saw this on facebook the other day 9696D361-58B8-4F88-A889-858938FE19E3_zps2i1kv1gi.jpg Photo by Nisus | Photobucket

Who are Kingfisher Arti I haven't heard of them?

Times have changed I think and you just have to get used to the situation. There is no point whinging about it on here. Just because someone has done a couse it does not mean that they are not a good plasterer does it?

Hi. I would agree that bluegrit the day before is the best bet in these circumstances if you dont ahve the time you can use pregrit. It says on the tub to leave for twenty four hours but we have used it this week and it was ready to skim over an hour lateer. It seems to be just PVA with...

I will be up for it :RpS_thumbup: How do I pay?

FIBROUS would be a good one lads. The S on the end could be a 5 and the B a 1 and a 3 close together.

Anyone? I have googled it but it seems mainly to be concerned with City and Guilds.

Welcome Paul. I hope you have a good? sense of humour. Where are you from mate? What is your speciality?

Hi nice video, never used a spatula before they look really quick for flattening. Must get us one.

Thank you Mike Adams. We are based in Caldicot, between Chepstow and Newport. We wouldnt live anywhere else if yiou paid us:-) Do you know anywhere local? Steve

It is impressive work wallmonkey. But i have to agree with the comments about the herringbone. I am sorry. Sometimes you need to be cruel to be kind. That sounds daft but you know what I mean

Hi I thought I'd start my own thread about this. Ok so any recommendations for the best fibrous training school in the uk? Travel & money is not an issue.

Yes. Thats correct. They also do a version os stabilser. I think thats in a tin like you get wood preserve but I am not sure. I will ask Andy. Just ask at the trade desk to be sure

Good advice Ashley. We have done several jobs similar were we have used a stabilising solution prior. I think it is blackfryers we use but there is an artex one called stabilex. If we can be of any more help just ask. "If in doubt shout" :RpS_thumbup:

We both do all sorts Olican. We were jsut htinking that fibrous might open some new doors. We are not as young as used to be and I can just see us making moulds in our large workshop listening to the radio. Soiunds the life :RpS_thumbsup:How do I quote another post in a bubble? Steve

Thanks Ryan & yes it is a very good forum I've learnt lots from it over the years :RpS_thumbup:

Hi Jurek we do plastering inside & outside.We & also do maintenance work outside the properties.Thanks for viewing the website :RpS_thumbup: how did you find it? Ryanswart thanks for the advice but I would prefer a college with hands on experience rather than learn online if you know what I...

Hi Ryan,Yes I'm looking at getting into a good college not fussed how far away as I don't mind travelling, I will post a new thread in the fibrous section if you wouldn't mind commenting in there for me.You seem to have some knowledge on the subject.Steve :-)

Hi Everyone,My names Steve Clarke & I work with my partner Andy Turk :-)I'm from Gwent & have been lurking for a couple of years & thought it's about time I said hi.Looking at getting into the fibrous side of things as another string to my bow & getting some good training in it.But I will make a...