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Newbierenovator

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Hi,

We've been renovating our old property and are in the process of having pretty much every room skimmed.

The plasterer is saying crazing of the plaster is normal..but this seems like more than that..it's actual cracks?! There's also gouges and scrapes on the walls..am I being too picky?? Shouldn't the walls be almost perfectly smooth? I don't really know how to bring it up with our plasterer but he asked us to mist coat it first so he could "see the issues" and then would come and touch it up.

Can it be saved or does it need redoing?
 

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themucky1

Well-Known Member
Hi,

We've been renovating our old property and are in the process of having pretty much every room skimmed.

The plasterer is saying crazing of the plaster is normal..but this seems like more than that..it's actual cracks?! There's also gouges and scrapes on the walls..am I being too picky?? Shouldn't the walls be almost perfectly smooth? I don't really know how to bring it up with our plasterer but he asked us to mist coat it first so he could "see the issues" and then would come and touch it up.

Can it be saved or does it need redoing?
Yes
 

Stevieo

Royal Spin Doctor
Hi,

We've been renovating our old property and are in the process of having pretty much every room skimmed.

The plasterer is saying crazing of the plaster is normal..but this seems like more than that..it's actual cracks?! There's also gouges and scrapes on the walls..am I being too picky?? Shouldn't the walls be almost perfectly smooth? I don't really know how to bring it up with our plasterer but he asked us to mist coat it first so he could "see the issues" and then would come and touch it up.

Can it be saved or does it need redoing?
Crazing isn't normal.

Paint won't hide it.


Many years ago I built a conservatory base and some bluffing cunnt told me similar after he skimmed it mid summer and it crazed.

I think he learned skimming in prison. Pva must be a restricted item.

Years later I saw him...Still in prison...on a documentary.

That's him.
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Anyway, you've been caspered. Don't pay.
 

Sitemonkey

Well-Known Member
Hi,

We've been renovating our old property and are in the process of having pretty much every room skimmed.

The plasterer is saying crazing of the plaster is normal..but this seems like more than that..it's actual cracks?! There's also gouges and scrapes on the walls..am I being too picky?? Shouldn't the walls be almost perfectly smooth? I don't really know how to bring it up with our plasterer but he asked us to mist coat it first so he could "see the issues" and then would come and touch it up.

Can it be saved or does it need redoing?
As the rest have said dog rough that is
 

Cockney1

Well-Known Member
Hi,

We've been renovating our old property and are in the process of having pretty much every room skimmed.

The plasterer is saying crazing of the plaster is normal..but this seems like more than that..it's actual cracks?! There's also gouges and scrapes on the walls..am I being too picky?? Shouldn't the walls be almost perfectly smooth? I don't really know how to bring it up with our plasterer but he asked us to mist coat it first so he could "see the issues" and then would come and touch it up.

Can it be saved or does it need redoing?
#caspered
 

Casper

Private Member
Crazing isn't normal.

Paint won't hide it.


Many years ago I built a conservatory base and some bluffing cunnt told me similar after he skimmed it mid summer and it crazed.

I think he learned skimming in prison. Pva must be a restricted item.

Years later I saw him...Still in prison...on a documentary.

That's him. View attachment 72048
Anyway, you've been caspered. Don't pay.
Is that your brother? I can see the resemblance. Poor bugger
 

Newbierenovator

New Member
When you say caspered... Do you mean he'll be gone now like a ghost? Lol.
Yes all my windows are absolutely covered..as are the floor boards, plug sockets etc.
If he doesn't come to rectify, he definitely won't get the outstanding payment we have on him. Does it need chipping off then or can it be saved by reskimming?
Thanks for the advice
 
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