Boards on wrong.

Members online

Total: 382 (members: 10, guests: 372)

Share this page

D

Diesel

New Member
Been to price a job and boards are back to front. Can they be skimmed thinking over grit or is there any other options not really an option to reverse them as most of it is angled cuts.
 
Tell them it's wrong so can't guarantee it. If bothered maybe pva it but it will be fine ....... and no gaurentee to worry about
 
Diesel said:
Been to price a job and boards are back to front. Can they be skimmed thinking over grit or is there any other options not really an option to reverse them as most of it is angled cuts.
Click to expand...
[Qyears we="Diesel, post: 1002564, member: 30992"]Been to price a job and boards are back to front. Can they be skimmed thinking over grit or is there any other options not really an option to reverse them as most of it is angled cuts.[/QUOTE]
20 years ago we skimmed on the brown side and artex on white . I can't remember having trouble then scrim the joint and crack on whith the job
 
Skim away if your that worried give them a very light pva a few old school builders tack brown side out.
 
Diesel said:
Been to price a job and boards are back to front. Can they be skimmed thinking over grit or is there any other options not really an option to reverse them as most of it is angled cuts.
Click to expand...

Are they duplex foilback? :cachetada:
 
carys said:
[Qyears we="Diesel, post: 1002564, member: 30992"]Been to price a job and boards are back to front. Can they be skimmed thinking over grit or is there any other options not really an option to reverse them as most of it is angled cuts.
Click to expand...
20 years ago we skimmed on the brown side and artex on white . I can't remember having trouble then scrim the joint and crack on whith the job[/QUOTE]
Can remember that I've been at this 40 years. two boards taped together had to humph them up stairs. Just thought it might have been a different paper on the back now.
 
it is recycled paper on the back of plasterboard now. the plaster may bubble, it may be ok. you could give it a tight coat of ova just to make sure it does key, as the ivory has tiny pin holes to give it a key and they would not prep the recycled paper the same way.
the ivory side is returned over the bonded edges so once it is butted up to an other board it can not be pulled off the gypsum infill
 
Diesel said:
No, the guy just boarded it ,he's a scaffolder don't know if that would explain it. It'll be done next week. Just I've never came across this before.
Click to expand...

I'm takin' the piss fella!

Unless the paper is bubbling or blistering off, just tape it and crack on.

I turned a couple of boards round the wrong way today because it worked out better that way!
 
carys said:
[Qyears we="Diesel, post: 1002564, member: 30992"]Been to price a job and boards are back to front. Can they be skimmed thinking over grit or is there any other options not really an option to reverse them as most of it is angled cuts.
Click to expand...
20 years ago we skimmed on the brown side and artex on white . I can't remember having trouble then scrim the joint and crack on whith the job[/QUOTE]
Yep, I remember that too, one day I was skimming the grey side then the next week i was skimming onto the white side. If you look at the boards now the gypsum is sandwiched in the white paper (wrap around)and the grey paper is just glued on...years ago it was the opposite. Even the grey side back then was more rough texture. Sorry about the history lesson boys....that wasn't even a laugh for me
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top