bonding coat thickness issue

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[dextrous]

Now that you've all kissed and made up, have any of you ever used a trowhawk........

 

[external]

dont be like that dexy

 

[NickB_99]

Now that you've all kissed and made up, have any of you ever used a trowhawk........

Re-enabled and straight back to it!

 

[Richard C]

Now that you've all kissed and made up

I don't remember any kissing & making up -- yet!

have any of you ever used a trowhawk........

Nice distraction ploy

I'm confused,not sure what I'm supposed to call you now

 

[dextrous]

I'm confused,not sure what I'm supposed to call you now

"Sir" will suffice

 

[Richard C]

I'm confused,not sure what I'm supposed to call you now

"Sir" will suffice

In your dreams

 

[dextrous]

Worth a shout

 

[Richard C]

I don’t profess to be a time served ancient

On re-reading that, it doesn’t sound good at all. I Just want to make it clear there was no slant intended against the life long & experienced spreads on this forum who advised & started me off in this “game” as a DIYer by necessity back in 2005 & have kept me ever improving since. I’m not sure if any of those are still around but the wisdom is still here & there are certainly more of you now. As a result of those early beginnings, I’ve been fortunate to have expanded into several other areas & created a whole new working life which I wasn’t even seeking! Those who have drifted into the forum since should be aware of how much I respect & defend this trade, experience will come with practice but you can’t fake skill & the former wont compensate for the latter; if you haven’t got it, best go try something else.

As always, hats off & respect to those of you that have it & who are generous enough to pass it on with dignified grace; you know who you are!

 

[dextrous]

Thanks Richard. Don't mention it

 

[external]

I don’t profess to be a time served ancient

On re-reading that, it doesn’t sound good at all. I Just want to make it clear there was no slant intended against the life long & experienced spreads on this forum who advised & started me off in this “game” as a DIYer by necessity back in 2005 & have kept me ever improving since. I’m not sure if any of those are still around but the wisdom is still here & there are certainly more of you now. As a result of those early beginnings, I’ve been fortunate to have expanded into several other areas & created a whole new working life which I wasn’t even seeking! Those who have drifted into the forum since should be aware of how much I respect & defend this trade, experience will come with practice but you can’t fake skill & the former wont compensate for the latter; if you haven’t got it, best go try something else.

As always, hats off & respect to those of you that have it & who are generous enough to pass it on with dignified grace; you know who you are!

must disagree with you again my freind(just disagree not say your wrong)plastering is all about experence,the skill set is easy to get,whats hard to get ,especialy if your not educated in the correct fashion,watching and learning from men with more knowledge than your self,you could be the flashing blade m8 but you drop on the scaf with a time served spread and you will get your asre smacked,not cause of what you know but what you dont.peace!

 

[Richard C]

 

[dextrous]

must disagree with you again my freind(just disagree not say your wrong)plastering is all about experence,the skill set is easy to get,whats hard to get ,especialy if your not educated in the correct fashion,watching and learning from men with more knowledge than your self,you could be the flashing blade m8 but you drop on the scaf with a time served spread and you will get your asre smacked,not cause of what you know but what you dont.peace!

Are you drunk?

 

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yes,are you a spread?

 

[dextrous]

yes,are you a spread?