Great post micilin and thank you
when i set up and go for it as a plasterer i will be looking at qualitity not quantity in my work as i know speed will come in time
yeah john we just nail it on we will probably screw the board when it comes to doing the ceilings. And thanks for the feedback mate
I can't agree anymore Scob mate i only want to pay for it once ha
Thanks Roughcaster thats a great reply your way sounds a lot tidier to me as i was up to the eyeballs in bonding. My tutor explained and i got on with it, i was starting to tidy up by cutting it with a padsaw - as u can see on the top left 1 is quite square and the bottom left on the right hand...
Heres a few pics from when I was boarding and beading this week at college. After I got a nice finish on my wall the week after my tutor put a hammer through it ... i was devastated haha but it was to show me how to do patch repair work. On monday i will be skimming it so i will upload some more...
brist its a real shame mate - thanks for the thought unfortunately im stuck working in b&q trade point until i finish my course and get myself a few jobs
alright lads
oday at college we had loads of companies in showing us new products etc - big companies in like morrisons and fhm.
i had a bit banter with a contractor manager for fhm and i showed him some of the walls i plastered and he was well happy with my work so he said 'give me 5...
alright lads
today at college we had loads of companies in showing us new products etc - big companies in like morrisons and fhm.i had a bit banter with a contractor manager for fhm and i showed him some of the walls i plastered and he was well happy with my work so he said 'give me 5 mins'...
use a straight edge nearly the size of the frame and put your level against it to make sure its level.then do what the other say use packers to bring the wall out.