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whats the difference between the normal ones and the mini mesh ones apart from the obvious?
or are the mesh ones just cheap sh1t?
or are the mesh ones just cheap sh1t?
cross troweler said:I believe mini mesh were meant for sticking on, i.e. where there is nothing to nail to. But only a fool would use them as they are rubbish!!
F*ckin patent attornies are robbing bastards £2000 to write a couple of pagesPug said:render's probably got the patent though!
Pug said:render's probably got the patent though!
grand wizard said:is there a bead out there for floating that can be used for bullseye windows so i dont have to make a template
steve cov said:grand wizard said:is there a bead out there for floating that can be used for bullseye windows so i dont have to make a template
cant you just use a plastic render bead mate?
nelly said:F*ckin patent attornies are robbing (french person)s £2000 to write a couple of pagesPug said:render's probably got the patent though!![]()
grand wizard said:i know arch beads dont kink flnny before u say it
grand wizard said:i know arch beads dont kink flnny before u say it
grand wizard said:i want something i can just bed on and give enough thickness for floating an arch bead is to fiddly and will bend and warp
not too sure of pvcu but deffo steel internal and externalCatnic Plasterers Beads said:Hi guys,
interesting feedback. We may already do something, or can look to introduce a new item should the demand be there.
can i just clarify a few things on the details of the 7mm bead
1) PVCu or Steel?
2) Internal or external use?
3) Renderplas is the manufacturer thought to have a patent?
Regards
Barry
Chris W said:still begs the question - 'how you gonna get it perfectly round especially when fixing off without using a template?'
Ive stretched the arch kits before today and it was a right pain to get an equal curve all the way round...
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took me 2 bleedin hours to bead this up.... im guessing you wanna be bangin a few out a lot quicker...
Chris W said:cheers mate, its the same the other side, so its got 3 facets as such, havent got a clue what you call it... someone will know....
the brickwork was chopped out that shape when i got there but rough as f'ck, loooked like it'd been done just like that before and been hacked off...
once the damp had been sorted i just used 2 arch kits, stretched the outside one (tricky) and spent ages gettin it as equal / plumb / 'looks rite' as possible then just rendered it up... to be honest, gettin all the verticals straight up and true / size and blended into the arch was as much of a pain as the arch itself.. all the beads were mechy fixed before any render hit it.... with hindsight it may have been better to butter it up something like first...
i was quite chuffed with it in the end though, why i took a pic.. ;D