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lol. Shouldn't you be at work, 8.34 am , heheeheh

depends whether there are any dibs on it, but a light sand with very fine paper will remove , if any? imperfections.

ideally but a new tin, or only buy smaller tins,make sure u clean the lids of u tins and wipe off exess from the top of the tin so the lid gets a flush fit ready for storage, if u follow the guidlines for the use of driers and apply these to brush painting then ull be fine, as zampa hints...

yup, good for areas u want a very quick drying time, but as i said be very careful, it has its uses.

lol, silk man. in the present tense.

add some driers too it, be carefull though, it 'll go like cream cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeessssseeeee; lol

trickey 1 this; mmm whats on the other side of the wall, i mean it sounds drastic but bolt through. or u could as has been surgested use gigantic collapsable rawl plugs; wht not instal a wire leash attached to the roof beams as a safety,paint it the same colour as the walls it wont show too...

did he know u were english then, heheeh. we all must do it.

yeh defo what a lovely base, that will feel n look good, ahhh what dream lol

yeh its very interesting what qualities and preferences 'we' have to offer; above all quality is the key. as to compromise, well on a web site its difficult but as all tradesmen know we are paid to do the work. offering advice is useful and making sure it is understood is difficult, here...

heheehe 5 water, 1 pva ; use a roller and watch ur spray, oh before u seal clean all the dust up, hehehe use an old hoover or a cheapy 1 so if u break it who cares . thats money down the drain though. mmmm.

if ur thinking about plastering u need to get a quote off a plasterer; who will be able to a see ur walls and advise u; its only a quote and confirm physically what needs to be done. DO THIS. if ur r sanding and going to use lining paper then size; seal, with a mix of pva and water on the...

mmmm u seem confused; jointing tape is a woven mesh of fibre or acrylic mesh stickey on one side n in long rolls of various thicknesses, applied between plastered or boarded materials. it is used commonly in patching with plaster as u described; does ur whole ceiling need plastering or just...

if u search through the threads ull near enough always find an answer; the right way is always plaster and never try to patch up as the cost of time, effort and mistakes can so easily cost more than getting a good plasterer in to bond, key and finish plaster; this way ull get 90 degree...

lol defo, gcol. although i have seen paper before with plaster on top of it, needless to say it was falling off, paper as well. stripping and plastering is the solution.