I have never washed a wall or ceiling never used sugar soap long as the papers off never had a problem.i Like going on dry PVA if it's a bit shinny hate smudgey gear .
I recon if the backgrounds dog s**t then blue grit and skim or PVA bonding coat and skim
Not used it why is it better?
It's finer can be watered down and it does even suction across different backgrounds
Makes it?
Parex
Ha ha ha ! Thought I am the only clever b*****d. Done it twice cos of the decorator. The first time customer called and said ceiling can’t be painted , decorator is struggling. Thought him to find proper one. Burned the trowel polishing it , maybe went over it 20 times and two coats of pva after that and polish again. Tadelakt at its best ! Good luck painting it . The f**k**g c**t got what deserved!!There there, it will all be fine.
You're a plasterer, so use the grit and skim the ceiling. When you do, polish the fcuk out of it until it shines like a M***m*n in the sun. Maybe even flick a brush of PVA here and there on it when you're done. Get your money then spend days p1ssing yourself laughing at the thought of the decorator trying to get the emulsion to cover.
I am serious! Turn the f**k**g multi into tadelakt and there is no way the c**t can paint it ! All it does is just dripping on his smart face !I've never done it for obvious reasons, however I did see it done once after a painter and spread had a big fall out. It got quite serious between them, but for the rest of us is was just plain fcuking hilarious.
Clay
Rock with a lot of clay in itClay
Clay
If he was a proper painter he would of buffed the plaster whith light sandpaper don't think many do that today
It’s a t rex s**t for sure!
And the only one I use external and internal
f**k**g dear but I'm going give it a go next Refurb
Cheaper than blue grit!
Not to me it ain't I get bond it and blue grit slot cheaper than that . Next Refurb that warrants it I will give it a crack. Cheers
Yès
One more day and it will be all over mate!! Onwards & Upwards sunshine.
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