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nickelarse
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knauf rep eddie. 07769880276
he got me a pallet ordered in to sheffins
he got me a pallet ordered in to sheffins
nickelarse
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yeah by the pallet. its £5-6ish plus vat as far as i remember. but it goes miles. about 15m a bag
Gibbo
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why isnt it suitable
nickelarse
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nope. worth a try tho.tell him u need s**t loads
nickelarse
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thats why you should 2 coat it. get it on and flattened then mist it again.
the mp finish takes ages to go off. you could put about 60m on on your own, flatten it, clean the machine and have a cup of tea watching it. but when it starts to go off, it goes quite quick. quite similar to mp75 in some ways
Curry
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See thats why i need to get my hands on some so i can see. Spunky thats why we have decided to not spray any more plus it just horrible to use now we have be using spray finish. It doesnt seem to clean of as easy either.
We have decided to only spray products that where designed to be spray from now on :RpS_biggrin:
We have decided to only spray products that where designed to be spray from now on :RpS_biggrin:
putzparts
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the best machine is a Putzmeister SP11,if you are going to be mixing/spraying a lot of material.it will do sand/cement,bagged render or you can do liquid floor screeds,electric machines are generally used for bagged materials where you can get close to your work,all machines are only as good as the man on the end of the hose,if he cannot keep up with the machine then its advantage is lost.
to invest in a diesel machine you need to be going to apply a lot of material or also use it for liquid floor screed.
there are a lot of happy electric machine users, as also there are diesel ones.
it takes minutes and a small amount of water to clean a trowel but a machine diesel or electric will only work the following day if they are properally cleaned which may take up to 45 mins at end of the shift.
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the best machine is a Putzmeister SP11,if you are going to be mixing/spraying a lot of material.it will do sand/cement,bagged render or you can do liquid floor screeds,electric machines are generally used for bagged materials where you can get close to your work,all machines are only as good as the man on the end of the hose,if he cannot keep up with the machine then its advantage is lost.
to invest in a diesel machine you need to be going to apply a lot of material or also use it for liquid floor screed.
there are a lot of happy electric machine users, as also there are diesel ones.
it takes minutes and a small amount of water to clean a trowel but a machine diesel or electric will only work the following day if they are properally cleaned which may take up to 45 mins at end of the shift.
Rigsby
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I quit plastering23 years ago but when i saw the L&D video and saw how fast you can spray I thought, this lot is going to set as fast as it goes on. Maybe a bit to fast for two spreads? Perhaps with an organised workforce it could work?
henry
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I would not mind the cleaning if the gear was on the wall .
Curry
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Thats the point in the spray plasters they are designed to be workable much much longer so you can deal with the meterage.
PLASTAMASTA
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Hi All , im new to this forum and im thinking of investing in a machine to spray finnish, any advice on whether its worth the investmet? what sort of meterage you looking at covering in a day with how many lads ect?
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