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sorry boys couldn't resist that one, I'm new to forum but i'll get straight to the point, I need a price guide for 250mtr of dot and bab , i'm old school but theres a job i'm looking at to wet plaster but theres some d&d there as well any Idea's dont want to make a rickit and be way out, I know theres a differance all over the country but anything would help.

Cheers
 
Boys I can have the piss taken out of me by anyone but not T***s like you grow up, I asked a simple question if you can't give a decent answer piss off
 
Don't listen them mate they are just childish, I Would say 60pound per sheet is a competitive rate, hope this helps you win the job:RpS_thumbup:
 
sorry boys couldn't resist that one, I'm new to forum but i'll get straight to the point, I need a price guide for 250mtr of dot and bab , i'm old school but theres a job i'm looking at to wet plaster but theres some d&d there as well any Idea's dont want to make a rickit and be way out, I know theres a differance all over the country but anything would help.

Cheers
**** me just how old school are you ? . dobbin unt dabblin is not a new method of plastering yet you say you have never done any .Not so much old school more like never been to school .
 
Do people really come on here as sub-contractors sniffing around prices to see how low they can go?
 
twas a tiler i suspect, he must have know that we have had the Scarborough about going on their site lol

just incase hes not a bodge it tiler, i charge around £65 a sheet then £35 a m2 for one coating
 
sorry boys couldn't resist that one, I'm new to forum but i'll get straight to the point, I need a price guide for 250mtr of dot and bab , i'm old school but theres a job i'm looking at to wet plaster but theres some d&d there as well any Idea's dont want to make a rickit and be way out, I know theres a differance all over the country but anything would help.

Cheers
Loving the dot and bab quote,and wet plastering eh.as opposed to the dry method.****.
 
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