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Sand and cement render, and you would be better off to get a plasterer in to render your walls and get him to show you how to use the tyrolean gun, tape up and mask your windows and doors to save a lot of cleaning.

one of these http://www.axworthyplant.co.uk/catalogue/detail.php?id=225 and the digger plus the auger.

12 x12" and 9x6" rooms, is this a dolls house. :lol:

You want to set yourself up at the right height, the top of your head wants to be one hand or 4 inches down from the ceiling. unless you are doing ceilings for a few days then you'll always get the pain. :lol: what is the best way to scrim a ceiling?? If you use jute scrim cut it to...

yep, Bl00dy nightmare these problems but the hose is a good way to finding it. I've got to go and get some sleep I'm up at 4.30 so good night, I'll look in tomorrow night.

Chop them down to ground level, then spray the new foliage with round up, takes 2 or 3 spraying but it will kill them.

that's not a square wall to ceiling, the ceiling slope down to just above the window head. ( can't think of the name for it)

got to agree with you Roy c, on the cracked render front, a lot of water that runs down rendered wall do pass through any cracks.

The second picture (outside) posting a larger picture won't help, if you stand outside under that corner on the ground and look up between the fascia and the gutter you'll see the sky through the gap or a light colour membrane. But I don't think that is where its getting in, I think its higher...

Yep, you have the walls rendered.

Dint the top of the sleeve in the concrete in a little.

I'm with rich22, hire one, tell them how thick your hardcore is and they'll sort one out for you.

Have you been out and looked to see if its daylight we can see or the white underside of the felt / membrane ?. did you have the damp before his work ?. and finding where the rain is getting in can be a nightmare.

Never used it myself, I would probably insulate, the spec sheet should tell you if it should be 2 coats.

Yep, the felt should be lapped into the gutter. alastairreid, I bet your good at the spot the difference puzzles. :lol:

First femaleplaster, you should start a new topic for your questions as it can get confusing to answer 2 people on the same thread. I've never worked on metal stud walls so presuming its plaster board faced I would butter the edges of the returns from top to bottom with finish then press the...

You aint skimmed it yet and you would have to keep it a trade secret. :lol: :lol:

It won't come off, but it might crack, If it does crack I'll tell you a little repair secret.

Its good of you to post your update.

To bl00dy right there.