K Ky12 Member Aug 12, 2015 #1 As a keen amateur, I'm always reading about plastering mostly on here. What's the difference / what are the same things - lay on - lay in - tighten - flattern - float up -Trowel up -Polish -Pass? Thanks again
As a keen amateur, I'm always reading about plastering mostly on here. What's the difference / what are the same things - lay on - lay in - tighten - flattern - float up -Trowel up -Polish -Pass? Thanks again
D Dansouthcoast84 Private Member Aug 12, 2015 #2 Lay on .- lay plaster on wall. Lay in .- guessing 2nd coat Tighten- no idea Flatten. - using a spat or speedskim to flatten your coat. Float up. Pass a float over your work Trowel up. Trowel it Polish. Dry trowel Pass. Each time.you go over your wall
Lay on .- lay plaster on wall. Lay in .- guessing 2nd coat Tighten- no idea Flatten. - using a spat or speedskim to flatten your coat. Float up. Pass a float over your work Trowel up. Trowel it Polish. Dry trowel Pass. Each time.you go over your wall
BigK Private Member Aug 12, 2015 #3 Lay in is sometimes 'lay down'. 'Tighten' is when it firms up a touch. (Gets harder through time) You can also use a trowel to flatten!
Lay in is sometimes 'lay down'. 'Tighten' is when it firms up a touch. (Gets harder through time) You can also use a trowel to flatten!
K Ky12 Member Aug 12, 2015 #5 Ahhh cheers for that chaps So flattern and tighten are pretty much the same thing