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plasterjfe
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one of the boys worked out in florida doing EIFS there was loads of work out there at the time not sure now tho.
plasterjfe
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yes he worked with about 30 mexicans they all jump on a whole building (say a hotel) at once and knock em out in a couple of days
nickelarse
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is there anywhere nice in the world where people from neighbouring poor countries havent ruined plastering?
simplybesty
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Dont get found working over there without a visa or they will put in some little orange overalls .
kebab king
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Woburn, you spaz.
nickelarse
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lol. in woburn it was just someone from a poor town that came and ruined the local plastering
Render Systems
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i have worked in north carolina doing eifs and boston doing the same and exterior stucco went in on holiday visas stated 89 days then home before the deadline
plasterjfe
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you will probably find the place you are looking for where the rich country hasnt dominated and pillaged the country next to it making it poor in the first place lol
nickelarse
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very true
authenticlime
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didnt realize that poland was next door to the states .......thew poles here are underbidding the mexicans....go fricken figure
niceandflat
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They call it mudding out there, I've worked out there as a sparky and they seem to drywall and tape and joint everything. Getting a work visa is like rocking horse sh!t. If you do go out there don't take your tools with you as they will send you back on the next plane. Buy your tools when your there that's if you can find any work there.
The United States are facing a double dip as are Canada, but the Canadian immigration are still saying they are short of certain trades folks? Probably just dangling carrots so their government department doesn't start laying off.
One thing I did notice though when I was there later on last year, is that plasterers tools are more resonably priced even in Home Depot. Which looks identicle to B&Q except the only difference is the sign. The price figures are almost the same as over here except the pound sign is taken away and a dollar sign is there. In Canada they have a dollar sign but the figures are higher than what they are over here.
Anyway mate I hope that you get out there and experience the good old US, its a great place to visit and to work rest and play. The people are great to get on with and the hospitallity is good as well.
The United States are facing a double dip as are Canada, but the Canadian immigration are still saying they are short of certain trades folks? Probably just dangling carrots so their government department doesn't start laying off.
One thing I did notice though when I was there later on last year, is that plasterers tools are more resonably priced even in Home Depot. Which looks identicle to B&Q except the only difference is the sign. The price figures are almost the same as over here except the pound sign is taken away and a dollar sign is there. In Canada they have a dollar sign but the figures are higher than what they are over here.
Anyway mate I hope that you get out there and experience the good old US, its a great place to visit and to work rest and play. The people are great to get on with and the hospitallity is good as well.
niceandflat
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They call it mudding out there, I've worked out there as a sparky and they seem to drywall and tape and joint everything. Getting a work visa is like rocking horse sh!t. If you do go out there don't take your tools with you as they will send you back on the next plane. Buy your tools when your there that's if you can find any work there.
The United States are facing a double dip as are Canada, but the Canadian immigration are still saying they are short of certain trades folks? Probably just dangling carrots so their government department doesn't start laying off.
One thing I did notice though when I was there later on last year, is that plasterers tools are more resonably priced even in Home Depot. Which looks identicle to B&Q except the only difference is the sign. The price figures are almost the same as over here except the pound sign is taken away and a dollar sign is there. In Canada they have a dollar sign but the figures are higher than what they are over here.
Anyway mate I hope that you get out there and experience the good old US, its a great place to visit and to work rest and play. The people are great to get on with and the hospitallity is good as well.
The United States are facing a double dip as are Canada, but the Canadian immigration are still saying they are short of certain trades folks? Probably just dangling carrots so their government department doesn't start laying off.
One thing I did notice though when I was there later on last year, is that plasterers tools are more resonably priced even in Home Depot. Which looks identicle to B&Q except the only difference is the sign. The price figures are almost the same as over here except the pound sign is taken away and a dollar sign is there. In Canada they have a dollar sign but the figures are higher than what they are over here.
Anyway mate I hope that you get out there and experience the good old US, its a great place to visit and to work rest and play. The people are great to get on with and the hospitallity is good as well.
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