2mm thick
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kebab king
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Probably not.
keithuk
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Like to see that when the door lining are 10mm over the board work :RpS_wink:
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Arti
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im more of a 1.5mm kind of bloke
Fatarm
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For the diy'er ...........:rolleyes)
johniosaif
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Never in 27 years cared about the 2 mm on the bag or measured how many metres to a bag, more a mix till I tell you to stop when I was young and fit... I liked the cheque not the statistics like 95 percent of us
johniosaif
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Its my answer to the question,.
Rigsby
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2mm per coat more like.
They made a plaster called Veneer plaster in the early 80's. That was two coats at 1mm per coat. Rare hard on the joints putting it on that thin!
It was a flexible finish for boardwork which had been taped but the Brit plasterer at the time could not adapt to the dry lining market so this was a compromise. Board and tape the recessed joints then skim.
Lasted for about 2-3 years but spreads preferred Thistle board finish.
They made a plaster called Veneer plaster in the early 80's. That was two coats at 1mm per coat. Rare hard on the joints putting it on that thin!
It was a flexible finish for boardwork which had been taped but the Brit plasterer at the time could not adapt to the dry lining market so this was a compromise. Board and tape the recessed joints then skim.
Lasted for about 2-3 years but spreads preferred Thistle board finish.
we do put the first coat on thin and flat, no need to flatern with plastic, then a thicker second coat.
we think that the thin first coat starts to set quicker then it helps to pull the second coat in.
we do joke with one of my sons that his 7 bag hits are about the same size as our 3 bag hits.
rigsby, i had forgotten about that veneer plaster!
we think that the thin first coat starts to set quicker then it helps to pull the second coat in.
we do joke with one of my sons that his 7 bag hits are about the same size as our 3 bag hits.
rigsby, i had forgotten about that veneer plaster!
DannyMac
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We had a wall core drilled the other week. Came in at 1.9mm.
We had to re do the wall
Why, was the finish poor?
Arti
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7 bag hits........................Holy fu@kin **** balls.........................:-0
Curry
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Nope the site agent thought 2mm was to thin. Once we explained its to spec he then decided to check our walls, all passed except 3.
0.1mm out on a product finished by hand
site agent = dick
DannyMac
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Wow that's harsh. Never heard of core drilling to check for finish thickness before.
You should have fired the Ritmo up full speed and forced his head in!
lunch? what is that, they do not piss around stopping for breaks.
how can anyone measure that. y
ou will have to tell the site agent that you will need extra money if there are any areas where the thickness goes over 2mm
johniosaif
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,is he spanky zielinskis brother ?
Curry
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Curry
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We did and the section was 3mm tried to explain that's just due to the boards not in line but he said at no point should it be under 2mm
johniosaif
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He is a top class tozzzer
you should tell the agent, dont be a pratt all your life, have a day off!
bubbles65
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What a truly exceptional K.unt he is then, the type of K.unt who would have gotten a fkin good hiding 15 years ago...........Did you ask him what would happen :RpS_confused:
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