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Well I'm getting writing over the top anyway but wanting rid of the sticky and outline first

I thought you were a fairly large company? Have never dealt with yous personally so never known. Your beading for instance is far too expensive for anyone to buy them. Just a little bit feedback. Try the bulk buy options that b&q and wickes offer, may help out. Deliry isn't at all expensive with...

Wikes £118

No plasterer buys ONE bag of plaster. B and q and wikes are around £4.50 a bag when I buy over ten and your beads are Almost £4 for a 2.4 angle. They are 1.80 in b and q and around £35-£40 for a box of 50 of the new hook on beads. Everyone likes a bargain and we would always go to who ever...

Less2build, why is your plastering gear so bloody expensive?

Nice gesture

Bought a van that was sign written and have taken all the letters off, what's the best way to get the sticky **** off? Got tol to rub it with a cloth with petrol then t cut it, this the best way? Looking to take it off soon and put my own writing on it, thanks in advance to any decent advice

TAKEN FROM BRITISH GYPSUM WEBSITE Thistle Multi-Finish This versatile final coat plaster provides good results on all suction backgrounds, and is therefore the best choice for plastering where both undercoats and board backgrounds are involved on the same job. It is also ideal for small...

Not as simple as just re rendering, you will have to find what is causing the cracking as this may come though again

Yeah I know, I changed my mind mid post. I would mix a quarter of a bag and do it all in the one mix but wouldn't reccomend it so I changed it around a little. Still, better having too much than too little I suppose

a lot of places just sell by the box and I'm sure yo u don't need 50. Try your local merchant

1. Remove any loose plaster 2. Give the wall a good soak 3. Mix hardwall(not browning) 4. Give another soak 5. Wait a minute for water to dry 6. Fill out with hardwall and use a straight edge to bring out flush 7. Wait till it is set(will be a couple hours probably) 8. Scrape patch back...

Was just interested as ive only ever used that or S+C for patching/straightening. Is harwall just the same but more resistant to moisture and is it applied the same was as browning. Wouldnt mind using it if i knew how as i hate browning.

Just out of interest, why wouldnt you use browning? Ive never used hardwall so couldnt recommend it. For op, you shouldnt need a pro for a little job like that. But it shouldnt take longer than a few hours. Id put a wee bit rapid set cement in with the straightening so ot takes up quick...

Do you enjoy speaking to yourself???

Someone lock this thread FFS

Personally I would remove any boss plaster then ova the bricks and straighten with browning, when set I would then cost out with finish coat

Oooh what happened? :roll:

Well let's just make it a friendly £20 bet. Wouldn't want to put you too much outta pocket. You game? Hitting the pub tonight for the game. Looking forward to it. Should be a good one That's why I'm saying if he was to leave Chelsea it would be to go back home, so probably in about 4 or 5...

jesus christ. The poster just asked whats the best way to protect painted walls and i told him the way i thought was best. No one asked that you machinr apply render and im pretty sure no one cares