Weber pral m one coat prices per Sam
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Oh dear
johniosaif
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That song"don't ask anymore," was it from Evita?
keithuk
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i will do it for £38 a wall ,as we have the machine :flapper:
Fatarm
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you dirty under cuttin basstaad... :RpS_mad:
stealin food off me plate keith..:RpS_thumbdn:
keithuk
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:RpS_lol:
TheWand
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seems a decent price there buddy...........................its gonna be a tidy xmas on those rates my friend...................:RpS_thumbup:
take no notice of the other chancers who have posted very unhelpful comments.........................:RpS_thumbdn:
You will be fine, I believe in you.
keithuk
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John ,mate ,i have tried to be honest ,even when you told me to **** off ,walk away from it ..trust me ............i,m now out
£10er says he goes for it.
CTPlastering
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A cant see how he couldnt work that out him self , no offence rigsby but its not brain surgery what u just said in that last post is it ...... God help the customer ...... Actually **** the customer cos they r telling him the price the eeediot
what i don't get, and no offence to the guy who started this thread, is why people think its ok to teach themselves on other peoples property, using materials someone else is paying for, and quite possibly destroying someones house and devaluing it massively when they **** it up.
i was a plasterer for years doing internals on new builds mainly and traditional sand and cemenet renders but had never done mono, i wanted to get into it so i struck a deal with a guy i knew who was the dogs bollox at it, the deal was if i got a job in mono i'd finance it, pay upfront for scaff, materials etc base coat it, and bead it up so all had to do was turn up and hand ball it on with me and i'd split the profit 50/50 it was a good screw for him for a days work on a gable or front of a house and i learned from one of the best without putting the job, and/or the customers property, at risk.
if you can't do a deal like that with someone then go on a course, build a training wall in your back garden and have a few goes until you master it, but don't use a house, especially someone elses house as a training wall, that's just disgraceful.
i was a plasterer for years doing internals on new builds mainly and traditional sand and cemenet renders but had never done mono, i wanted to get into it so i struck a deal with a guy i knew who was the dogs bollox at it, the deal was if i got a job in mono i'd finance it, pay upfront for scaff, materials etc base coat it, and bead it up so all had to do was turn up and hand ball it on with me and i'd split the profit 50/50 it was a good screw for him for a days work on a gable or front of a house and i learned from one of the best without putting the job, and/or the customers property, at risk.
if you can't do a deal like that with someone then go on a course, build a training wall in your back garden and have a few goes until you master it, but don't use a house, especially someone elses house as a training wall, that's just disgraceful.
keithuk
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Well said mate ,but we sleep at night ,and don,t have to look over our shoulder
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