Recent content by Tomharrison56

is that just over board though mate? amount of sketchy work ive seen when a plazi has been used to flatten over artex or uneven backgrounds. And spot on if you found a way that's quicker for you and also less wear and tear on yourself lol

If they are, as I assume, the white drylining boxes then you skim up to them, i.e plaster is flush with the backbox lip. I would just lossen the screws myself and carefully skim around the hanging faceplate but if you have the time it will certainly be easier to to take the plate off and cover...

the plazi was pretty good although since I got a superflex I have never looked back. I was only mentioning about the plastic for flattening as I used it for a while to whip straight over the second coat straight after I laid on with a SS. At the time it looked immense and I was thinking I...

i think your going to struggle getting someone to do work for yourself..best of luck though!!

1 day and half inc prep. roughly £400

i'm a fan of the plastic trowel for finishing, just DO NOT USE IT FOR FLATTENING SECOND COAT lol

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brill, thanks for your time

Oh yes, I have a 4lb Lumpy itching to attack the porcelain :) Would the waste hole be a generic sizeyou think that the swan connector will sit in..i'm just worried I wont be able to get a match!

thanks all for the replies, some good tips which i will take on board before charging in with my Estwing! Would you say it's best to try and maintain the collar, as would that be easier getting the correct waste size for or just remove the lot and put a new swan connector (delicately removed...

Hello all Firstly excuse my plumbing ignorance I am a plasterer and nothing more :D In my house we have a smaller outer building with a toilet which I am going to replace as firstly the walls need insulating and then skimming and whilst there I'm going to rip out the old toilet and giant eye...