Ready- mix finish......all you'd need to do is spread it out nice and flat, with no chance of it setting until you open a tiny bottle of secret chemical, and when the chemical gets going like a cloud of dry- ice....the plaster sets immediately! Boom!........
Old skool v new skool
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Sigma self finishing plaster is ready mixed in rubber bags, you just pour it into a big bucket take what you need then place a piece of board over the top of the bucket as the plaster sets on contact with air.
theclemo
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Is it any good
Is that not a spray plaster? Can you trowel it up or do you have to sand it?
Certainly got me thinking.....
zolco
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A lot lol
theclemo
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Is that u kieran
theclemo
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Just seen u said bigk
very good.
we applied knauf/gips gold band to float out heads and legs, thin coat angle beads, all electric and pipe chasers. then one coat of finish just apply as it is self finishing, brush internals. it dries white the next day.
the walls are built from wallpaper blocks, a smooth concrete block , dove tailed joints, with ceramic tile adhesive used as mortar. party walls built with dove tailed gypsum plaster block, green block for wet rooms, pink blocks for soundproof rooms and magnolia blocks for other areas. no plasterboard it is a thing of the past. ceilings are all concrete slabs. you can either skim the whole wall or just skim the joints in the blocks and the floated areas.
can be applied by hand or G4. it is not a gypsum based plaster,
hand or spray plaster. not gypsum based. no sanding, it is self finishing. it is just applied, bring a blade or a splat over it, brush internals. sets on contact with air.
British building methods are not up to a higher enough standard for this type of plastering.
there is an idiot on youtube, self levelling plaster, application is very poor, far to thick, it gives you a rough idea.
zolco
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I seen that one, but couldn't decide whether to believe it or not
he is no master of the trowel, but the Scandinavians are years ahead of uk.
sounds interesting , hopefully it will set on a set time say 2hours, on any background summer or winter (maybe asking too much) nice thought thoughthere is another ready mix coming soon
Danny
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