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Dependant on the substrate will determine which float coat material to use for best skim results, it is important.

From the state of the brickwork above the existing slate Dpc it may have been compromised over a period of years. Any salt staining on your interior walls which would suggest rising damp? You really could do with a damp survey[ normally free of charge] to determine exactly what is happening.To...

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Looks great! can you smoke it? :D

Hi Steve, I've used easyfill on plenty of applications but the deeper they are the longer it takes to cure. Go to Buy and Queue [ B@Q] and buy a small bag of undercoat plaster,about £3.00 quid, and build it out with this first then use easyfill to finish, simples :)

or bell cast 8)

As R.C posted could be condensation, apart from a Hygrometer survey to determine this hire or buy a De- humidifier,that, when turned ,on will give you a percentage reading of the relative humidity in the room, above 60% you have a problem with condensation and it will draw excess water from the...

Don't forget to rinse eyes out after second coat has been applied as well :roll:

Wolsley 14/40 [ I think ] Falling apart black exterior but wonderfull red leather interior, cost me a tenner and every few miles it would just pack up, the solution was to open the boot and whack the petrol pump with the starting handle, what a beast! Front bench seat could tell some stories too...

3mm stop beads, easyfilled, will do it .

25mm x 25mm finished timber, routered both sides with half round bit, set to right depth should achieve your finish and back notched to suit profile you need, notching will be lost in plastering

Total tossers, don't go near them with a barge pole, go local and build your reputation from there, word of mouth is unbeatable.

Ive used Ryobi tools for the last two years, their O.K but they have now changed their marketing and I think they have compromised the robustness, for instance, original drill twin pack was great value for money and would do the jobs asked, I changed to Lithium batteries[ advised] and promptly...

Hi Trowelmonkey1, I've tried that and it still needs a lot of controlling,as Morrick post's I must admit it is a pleasure using traditional methods but the only warm fuzzy feeling I get is when the customer coughs up :lol:

perhaps the pit stop exit road will lead to the local Tescoes or whatever where they refuel by card only and incur 4 hours penalty :D

No doubt someone will put me right on this one but is it true the UK has an obligation to the EU to reduce our carbon footprint by the year whatever and if we don't there is a huge multi million pound fine involved.Considering our monthly contributions to these wan--rs allready who signed us up...

I certainly would'nt be holding that cat in that fashion, if it fa-ts your hands would be gone :shock:

The course I did in Dorset was a real eye opener in terms of mixing ratio's and applications with lime putty especially.The curing times are phenominal but the only downsides to me seem to be that keeping it damp before, during and after application and you have to be carefull if you're going to...

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Proctologist, with general building as a back up :D