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Hi Hotrod 'Yeah, 97-00 Sara, Roger (head of year), Dee and Ron (in reverse order of clout). I always thought that Sara really didn't want to be there. Do you keep in touch with any of them. I know Roger Hogg left in my final term. What is your chosen career? Hope you did more with your...

Hi Hotrod I graduated in 2000. 2:1 Commercial Management & Quantity Surveying. I originally set out to be a building Surveyor, but changed course in the second year; there was no work in that field. Wish I had stuck with my original choice; QSing sucks. Why? Are you checking my...

Nice one! How is business where you are? It's terrifying round here. I am just managing to keep one full-time guy and myself going. I am just using the other lads when I need them. I have three brothers, all plasterers and all struggling terribly. I was speaking to a couple of mates of mine...

Alright Pal I haven't got a clue. It's hard to tell from a picture. If you have applied the polymer in horizontal bands, the shading wouldn't form like it has. It looks like it's wet. I have never used the polymer for dashing. What has the customer said?

Hi Alastair That's the one! How did you do that? Roughcaster says it's got a horizontal fault; I can see what he is looking at but I can assure you all that it is a photo glitch. I should not get wound up by his comments but I am going to have to take another photo today - set the record...

I will take another photo of the same job today, and we will see! You will still be an unqualified plasterer, though... ha ha I bet I am better looking than you and harder as well. It's all good fun! Roughcaster! Nick Sanderson Bsc (Hons) ICIOB GTi [removed]

I have checked the photo, and it is a glitch. You can visit the job - Lane Ends Farm, Sabden, Lancs. You have no qualifications Roughcaster... If so, tell me exactly what they are, and I can check. You can check mine at Blackburn College, University of Central Lancashire and The Chartered...

Hi roughplasterer There are no visible faults in any of my jobs. Visible fault do occur occasionally and I always correct all of my mistakes - I am a perfectionist. I think you are seeing things or it is a photo glitch. I never said that I am the best pebble-dasher, I just said that I am a...

Well said! My family have been dashing for three generations. The coal shovel technique has been passed down to me by gentlemen tradesmen who made-do with the resources at the time. I have taken this knowledge and combined it with academic knowledge of materials, to produce an absolute science...

The best dashing scoops are tailor made from coal shovels. Harling trowels are very ameturish. No you can't get a degree in pebble-dashing, mine is in construction.