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cheers big al

all plasterboards nearly up now gap gone. nearly ready for skim.thanks alot for your help

so once you have put the first on you can put second on straight awsy without waiting to dry.sorry for all question i am a amateur

you got the problem but what does feather mean.i am guess lightly touch up?

because i have a gap behind my worktops and the units are touching on the bootom and not the top i dont want to un fit the kitchen and cut them and refit so i am goin for this option

its not me who is doin it is is a friend of a friend who is a plaster i have been had off a few times by cowboys before so just want to know the best way bud :D

if you double them up do you have to put first one on wall wait till it drys then put other on on top or is there a easier alternative

i dont mean length or height i mean the depth if you put in on a wall how far out will it come

what is the widest plasterboard you can get

you can but someone told me you get a better finish with a skim

i used something the other day to seal the back of my pan connecection it was called mega grip and it had on the back you could put tiles down and breeze block it was in the pound shop and it sets like steel believe me

i have varnished one of my door and it has dripped on the top and dryed if i sand it in the area were it has dripped then rearnish in that area it wil lokk different is there any other ways of doing it thanks in advance

i have just had my new kitchen plastered and i was just goin to paint it with matt paint straigh out of the tin.but been reading some of these threads and ppl are goin on about dilute if so why and what does it do.many thanks and if anyone know how long do you wait for plaster to dry before...

i was goin to paint my floor tiles in my new kitchen to cut down costs but alot of people told me it doesnt work

how long ago was that is it ok now

does it look alot better when you skim them or cant you tell thing is i will be able to put plasterboard up but not plaster i what the best finish though

i am thinking about getting my kitchen dot and dabbed then plastered for various reason.i am just worried that if i get it dot and dabbed can you get a good fix into the plaster board with your units rthanks in advance

cant find much on that mate

what does it mean and how do you do it

i have dot n dabbed my kitchen is it possible to just paint the plaster board