hbloc said:Hi lads is this the way forward. like most of you im scared of change ........is it as good as they say?
simplybesty said:Im afraid fanny is doing what someone does when the dont have an answer, have a cheap crack at the machine lads. bit sad really.
sprayit said:aww cmon flinnsker i reckon your grrrrrR8
sprayit said:anyway finbar out of interest what materials do you regularly use
Meaning?sprayit said:hmmmmmmmmmm
ering if you used materials like CPI and OCR etc or monocouches, or are you more involved in day to day jobs using site mixes and thistle bonding etc.flynnyman said:sprayit said:anyway finbar out of interest what materials do you regularly use
I use all materials depending on the job im a plasterer.![]()
sprayit said:i was wondering if you used materials like CPI and OCR etc or monocouches, or are you more involved in day to day jobs using site mixes and thistle bonding etc.flynnyman said:sprayit said:anyway finbar out of interest what materials do you regularly use
I use all materials depending on the job im a plasterer.![]()
yes mate its the way forward, and its better than they say ;Dhbloc said:Hi lads is this the way forward. like most of you im scared of change ........is it as good as they say?
Only meant it tongue in cheek, appologies!McPlaster said:Meaning?sprayit said:hmmmmmmmmmm
steve cov said:if its plaster, you can use it. ain't that right flynny ;D
simplybesty said:your to easy fanny, get you every time
McPlaster said:Flynnyman as a plasterer i use a machine to mix and spray material, i agree with you about the skimming thing, a good bloke with a hawk and trowel will be packed up and gone while the sprayer is cleaning up, delicate placement of finish and timing is the route to speed. I hope i have established myself as a plasterer who chooses to use a machine rather than a "machine plasterer", Their truly is a difference!
sprayit said:Floonky gimme an estimate cos i get outa touch sometimes, but on an average job where your local merchant was supplying how much would your sand and cement work out cost wise. I think sand was around 20 quid a ton the last time i bought it, but what does it usually cost to you.
Do you include the labourer mixing it and carrying it to the spot in your cost.
This aint a trick question i am trying to do a comparison with CPI mortar which costs about 3.60 a bag and will cover approx 1.5 mts on new block internal ready for skim.
spunky said:what rates were you getting flynny