Use a Darby or straight edge. Is this a piss take ?How do you guys get the line arrow straight ? I always struggle and more then often talk the customer into curves , but i have one next week that is straight angles and want to get it spot on as they look s**t if they aren't.
Checkout Blaine’s video on YouTube Plastering for Beginners he uses chalk lineHow do you guys get the line arrow straight ? I always struggle and more then often talk the customer into curves , but i have one next week that is straight angles and want to get it spot on as they look s**t if they aren't.
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First things first. You need to tell the customer that the carpentry work needs to be bang on if they expect it to be straight using just skim. Many customers don't want to pay the extra to have the creases bonded out straight. If they don't want to pay then they don't get straightened, simples.How do you guys get the line arrow straight ? I always struggle and more then often talk the customer into curves , but i have one next week that is straight angles and want to get it spot on as they look s**t if they aren't.
Laser or chalk line for meHow do you guys get the line arrow straight ? I always struggle and more then often talk the customer into curves , but i have one next week that is straight angles and want to get it spot on as they look s**t if they aren't.
Agee with you Andy bet he calls a handboard a hawk as wellThe useless c**t doesn't even put the skim on in the right direction.