laying in coats holes in finish

[hstoke]

ive just done a couple of ceilings over weekend at home i get my first coat flatten in then i get my second on as im doin that i am flatteing in at the same time when i have finished i notice i get the odd holes or small bits missd, should i bollock or the second coat on regardless of lines then i trowel up and then the lines should blend all the gaps if any please help cheerz

 

[rockhardsolidplastering]

any chance of speaking the anglais might have a chance to help you if we cud understand what the fcuk your trying to say

 

[bubbles65]

You tell him rock:RpS_laugh:

I think, if I got you right, that you haven't closed it in soon enough mister:RpS_thumbup:

 

[hstoke]

You tell him rock:RpS_laugh:

I think, if I got you right, that you haven't closed it in soon enough mister:RpS_thumbup:

closed it in ??? u mean i aint put enough on at once

 

[bubbles65]

trowelled it in..........

 

[hstoke]

any chance of speaking the anglais might have a chance to help you if we cud understand what the fcuk your trying to say

i put my first coat of finish i then flatten it in then i put second on as i do that i am troweling it flat but when im done i notiched the odd hole or small gap where second coat as missed am i not putting enough 2nd coat on or what?????????

 

[hstoke]

trowelled it in..........

how many wet trowells is normal ?is it 3 after the 2nd coat ???

 

[Chris W]

give up...
if you havent mastered it after 5 minutes, youre never gonna get it...

 

[hstoke]

give up...
if you havent mastered it after 5 minutes, youre never gonna get it...

thanks for your help amazing

 

[Chris W]

asking silly questions like 'how many trowels do i give it' shows you have little or no understanding of the basics of plastering...
ffs who teaches these people?

 

[hstoke]

asking silly questions like 'how many trowels do i give it' shows you have little or no understanding of the basics of plastering...
ffs who teaches these people?

cheerrz self taught mate jus trying 2 get the best finish

 

[Chris W]

go and work with an established plasterer... theres only so much you can learn off the internet before you start to look like a tw@t...
think on...