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Alway's in the s--t, not for me methinks :lol:

Bahco it's a bum doctor :cry:

Hi, what you describe sounds like an upturned membrane from maybe a new concrete floor. It definately is not a damp course and maybe if the wall was showing signs of damp it is someones idea of tanking to cure it. Dos'nt sound quite right to me, got any pictures?

Proctologist :cry:

You could probably buy them back off E-Bay :lol:

Cold calls from so called charity calender businesses. Most of them are bogus and it makes me sick to think as you are listening to the the patter most if not all the monies paid are lining their pockets. B----ds I really hope they incur some horrific infliction, as I was always told " what...

STRESS, I'll tell you about Stress, having struggled to pay the taxman his monies due to downturn in work I hung a picture of the Revenue offices on the washing line and fired both barrel's at it, the noise of the shotgun blast panicked the dog that ran into the conservatory and knocked over...

Rain is fine but possible ice is a no no

How can you be derogatory to your fellow humans when your breaking in a set of dentures for Red Rum

My thoughts, If you took notice of everything that could harm or kill you, foods, alcohol, cigarettes,asbestos,ladders,power tools the list goes on and on and on! What happens when you get to this ripe old age because you heeded all the warnings and avoided all the health scares. Very simply...

sorry for delay, Hardwall costs less than bonding i.e about £4.80 to £5.10 where I am in Dorset. Bulk buy is cheaper. It sets quickly dependant upon mix ratio and is very controllable, if substrate is very dry I always wet it to slow down the setting time, i.e.Thermalite blocks etc. your...

Hi, I've used Hardwall on numerous occasions and it lends itself to a variety of substrates without Pva

Hi Kingandy2nd, Tip: Do'nt throw water over the walls with a brush, use either a hand held spray gun or a bigger garden sprayer, it's a lot more controlable, loads of different criteria as to plaster starting to go but as the darker spots appear it's ready for final...

Picking plaster out of your hair is both painfull and pointless. Washing plaster out of your eyes also hurt's and during all this the plaster that you hopefully have got on the ceiling will be going off as your mix will be doubtfull. Get someone in :lol:

If it's sealed properly with Pva then it won't be a problem, in fact whatever has been mixed in will provide a reasonable key for skimming.

[quote="Steve";p="949212" My dad's driven in france before, but a long time ago. My dad drove in France a while ago as well - in a tank- no bu--er asked him to adjust his headlights and he never got stopped for speeding once. Might be worth a consideration as your mode of transport

hear hear!! I remember this topic as you say and always, always tape the joints.That particular guy must like going back to his customers to sort out cracks which as sure as eggs is eggs will happen on shrinkage

Sorry for the wrong post, got myself all of a dither

In his quotation he should have told you of the scar line and offered you the alternative to bond and skim the wall from floor to ceiling.

Has anyone had any dealings with this organisation, United Kingdom Customer Protection Agency, It all sounds pukka with regards to their vetting criteria and possible promises of work within your skills in your designated area. I'me thinking of having a go with them but would be gratefull if...