Rob Jacks Venetian Work
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BobbyJack
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This was on a large wall mate. Ive got pics on phone but need puta to upload from photo bucket to here.
The pics are already on the facebook page though. We do put it on floors. The new unit at darwen has micro on most of the floors. Again pocs are on facebook
BobbyJack
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Not been doing it very long. About 18 months. Its a bit hit and miss with work. I have a google ad running at mo and getting a few more calls and enquiries. When not doing venetian im doing regular plastering. Hpoing for the venetian to become full time and move away from skimming entirely though
Seen your FB but couldn't see any floors finished nice work
What's the centre?
warriorupnorth
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Looks good mate.
And your right about people introducing themselves before commenting bud
And your right about people introducing themselves before commenting bud
BobbyJack
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A new training and distribution centre for venetian plaster. Its located on m65 in Blackburn. Set to open on 26 April. Thr product for distribution is called Impex. not sure if i can put thecompany name on here incase it looks like im trying to get a free plug.
BobbyJack
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Heres the pics from the micro cement job in fleetwood. The owner was either the manager or owner of fleetwood football club
primed and ready. well apart from the tv area in bottom mid. plaster still wasnt dry
close up of top half of wall
Its all about the MICRO management ha ha
Bottom half of wall primed. nice feature with floating shelves and tv surroundings
primed and ready. well apart from the tv area in bottom mid. plaster still wasnt dry
close up of top half of wall
Its all about the MICRO management ha ha
Bottom half of wall primed. nice feature with floating shelves and tv surroundings
BobbyJack
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Oikos product Ferro protectivo. We also put some glitter into it too. You cant see it in pics but has a very subtle glimmer when stood in front of it.
The tin actually sats scratchproof water proof/resistant so im not sure if its both or not
BobbyJack
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It turned out the designer cocked up. We had given them two samples one of micro cement and one of polished plaster. They picked the micro cement and off we went. When it was all done theytold us it was the wrong one. Their mistake. Can it be rectified. Without sanding back the top sealer and applying a polished plaster process we managed to get hold of this product. Its a crocodile wax used for granite. One coat and then a buff. Complete transformation and they are happy again. The product has a high water base repellent and ontop of microcrment its about as water proof as it will get
BobbyJack
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Is that shoe polish?
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No mate. Although I was talking with my partner a while back as to whether boot polish would work. I wondered if bulling boots would work in the same principle. Ive still yet to try this. Will do a sample board within the next month and post results here
BobbyJack
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Sure an arrangement can be made given your a forum member. Give me a call 07854803257
BobbyJack
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@ryanswart im not mate. Boot polish is wax based. It I was to do a polished plaster in black then the possibility that boot polish would work is quite high . Will try it as soon as poss.
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BobbyJack
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Not tried boot polish yet but will have a play soon enough. There is plenty of work if you can find it. The training co. I do some work with is a new business due to open this week. Hopefully they turn into a big outfit. Its also a distribution centre for venetian plaster. I learned from and have done a lot of work with one of the blokes whos set it all up.
BobbyJack
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went up to Applicart this afternoon to lend a hand in getting it ready for the opening on friday. A little bit of fettling around and then did these two small wall shows. They were already based out in first coat of white polished plaster (stucco veneziana i think)
The second coat get a wet on wet process in this lovely orange colour
Drying nicely
nearly dried out
the wall on the left used the same product but i applied it differently. Its just to show how you can achieve different end results with the same prioduct
It has a mottled finish
The second coat get a wet on wet process in this lovely orange colour
Drying nicely
nearly dried out
the wall on the left used the same product but i applied it differently. Its just to show how you can achieve different end results with the same prioduct
It has a mottled finish
BobbyJack
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went back to Applicart today to help out some more. There again tomorrow too and I still dont think everything will be finished in time for the opening.
Waxed the two polished plaster features upstairs. The one to the right had a gold wax applied with trowel
The one to the left had a natural wax trowel applied
Did some ceilings
BEFORE
First coat of polished on inner ceiling
First coat of marmorino pasta media to drop ceiling
These two columns recieved a marmorino Naturale
all three surfaces had the identical tone colour but three different products. I learned today how to mix the toners with the base products using very sensitive scales which give a reading increase when you breathe on the surface.
Closer shot of the ceilings. The inner has dried out. the outer is showing the texture that will grin through on the second coat
Waxed the two polished plaster features upstairs. The one to the right had a gold wax applied with trowel
The one to the left had a natural wax trowel applied
Did some ceilings
BEFORE
First coat of polished on inner ceiling
First coat of marmorino pasta media to drop ceiling
These two columns recieved a marmorino Naturale
all three surfaces had the identical tone colour but three different products. I learned today how to mix the toners with the base products using very sensitive scales which give a reading increase when you breathe on the surface.
Closer shot of the ceilings. The inner has dried out. the outer is showing the texture that will grin through on the second coat
BobbyJack
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This one is for @Plasterers1StopShop
Floor has already had a couple of coats of featherit to get it somewhere near where it wants to be.
Heres the application of microcement
And heres the money shot. Should have zoomed in on the trowel stamp
and the finished first coat.
Cheers Ryan. not managed to get on the walls this week due to doing this but the trowel loves microcement on the floor
Floor has already had a couple of coats of featherit to get it somewhere near where it wants to be.
Heres the application of microcement
And heres the money shot. Should have zoomed in on the trowel stamp
and the finished first coat.
Cheers Ryan. not managed to get on the walls this week due to doing this but the trowel loves microcement on the floor
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Plasterers1StopShop
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Hi mate,
Glad your getting on with the trowel. On my way to Germany as we speak, I will show them the photos.
Keep up the good work, Cheers for your comments.
Ryan
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Glad your getting on with the trowel. On my way to Germany as we speak, I will show them the photos.
Keep up the good work, Cheers for your comments.
Ryan
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What are you sealing it with and what's the finish gonna be ie polished or Matt?Back at Applicart today. Here is the microcement floor second coated and sanded smooth ready for a sealer
Heres the entrance corridor displaying some finishes. Had fun playing with different textures
BobbyJack
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I think its called hard water. Comes in two parts that get mixed together. The floor is smooth to touch but once its sealed I think it may look more matt. I have a sealed sample board in the van but the floor will get done this evening by John. Hes pulling a late one again. Will get more details on the sealer for you
Marshy
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No it won't :RpS_laugh:
lol.. no it wont.. just see refina now sat in their headquarters... all looking for another job...
BobbyJack
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Back in London to finish off a wall that wasn't plastered or ready last time. Also ended up re doing an original wall due to a cock up by foreman on site. He said it needed sanding and redoing. He knows **** all about plaster. After sanding it back the owner of property went ballistic as she loved it. Rang the foremans boss and he got a severe bollocking. Anyway here's a couple of pics
BobbyJack
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Here's the TV unit that Chris did a while ago. Got the ceiling in for @ryanswart to perv over
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