Recent content by wonderdust

ok thanks ill get a spark to do the final important bit water and electrics is the bit i dont like

the only problem with using fibreglass resin is that it is not waterproof it is actually the gel coat that provides the waterproof barrier.The resin is used to give strength combined with the matt

best way is to key the wall and ceiling line with a stanley knife

yes there the ones there are a few products out there mainly used in wet areas like shower walls and walls around the bath saves on spreading with sand/cement. you can use normal plasterboard if your not using them in wet areas on the other walls and tile straight on top after a coat of pva

just a thought if the walls are that bad and need about 20mm of plastering how about bedding either a cement based backer-board if being used in a wet area or plasterboard if not in a wet area and tiling over the top of the boards.........be a lot quicker

i think i have the same one what are struggling on

are walls going to be used in wet areas ie shower walls or a bath wall

if you get really hot it will stick like s**t but where gloves because the bitumen leaks out when you press it down....................bloody burns!

you should have a filling loop somewhere

in a word no, not thick enough

body filler is your best bet quick and easy with a quick set and you can rub it down smooth

if you use the bitumen backed lead flashing use a heat gun on the bith first to get it nice and soft then it should stick like s**t

what about p38 or any type of car body filler

id definately key the old plaster (scratch it with a stanley knife or old saw) then a ****y unibond coat (pva) over the whole lot

then there is the tube drivers dont know what there basic wage is but a 35 hour week 10 weeks paid hols and probably at least £30000 a year