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3 1/2 years later............. But you still have to spot prime any bare metal right?

I usually have Kung Pao chicken, but i'm willing to experiment :)

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Yes , it was scrimmed. Thanks Gregers Cheers for the info as well Micilin, appreciated. Hib

Cheers fellas, i got my answer on the other section. I also sincerely apologise for any sensibilities that may have been offended. Nevertheless, Joe-90 and Roughcaster - i'm sure we all feel thoroughly edified by your crusade for orthodoxy. Keep up the good work :wink: (Sorry mods -...

(yeah - i'm a spoilsport - i edited out that last post) You know what Regs, you might well be right. there does seem to be a bit of movement and it probably is more a crack than a ridge (looking like a ridge to someone who doesn't look closely enough :oops: ). I'll leave my ridge theory...

Hi all, can anyone tell me what causes the ridges to appear between sheets of plasterboard on the ceiling after they've been skimmed (usually about 2-3 mm x 2-3 mm along the line of the edge of the board). I've seen them re-taped over and recovered with jointing compound (all on top of...

Hi all, can anyone tell me what causes the ridges to appear between sheets of plasterboard on the ceiling after they've been skimmed (usually about 2-3 mm x 2-3 mm along the line of the edge of the board). I've seen them re-taped over and recovered with jointing compound (all on top of the...

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