before we start....no its not me doing it...
today at work a customer asked me for a device which pumps water for plastering, I was a bit confused, i said to him whats it for and he said to keep the plaster alive... i said a spray bottle and he said no, its bigger and sprays a lot of water out... then i thought he was dampening down a wall after a scratch coat or something...he said no its for a ceiling...
anyway....
I said maybe a sponge float, i though maybe was drying a bit quick or something... he said no mate it a 10mx10m ceiling and he is hitting it in one hit...
The guy was 100% serious, so if you work it out.. you would need 11.1 bags of finish for both coats.. the guy got upset with me as i was telling him about the rolling gauge doing it in hits. He said his bloke is really quick!
To the experienced spreads here, is this possible or is this bloke off his nut.. thats about 7 bags of finish for the first coat in 1 hit?????
today at work a customer asked me for a device which pumps water for plastering, I was a bit confused, i said to him whats it for and he said to keep the plaster alive... i said a spray bottle and he said no, its bigger and sprays a lot of water out... then i thought he was dampening down a wall after a scratch coat or something...he said no its for a ceiling...
anyway....
I said maybe a sponge float, i though maybe was drying a bit quick or something... he said no mate it a 10mx10m ceiling and he is hitting it in one hit...
The guy was 100% serious, so if you work it out.. you would need 11.1 bags of finish for both coats.. the guy got upset with me as i was telling him about the rolling gauge doing it in hits. He said his bloke is really quick!
To the experienced spreads here, is this possible or is this bloke off his nut.. thats about 7 bags of finish for the first coat in 1 hit?????
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