Now I have done that in the past and found them on the floor on my return.
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- Thread starter Dan Robinson
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There is no reason at all for a plasterer not to leave the screws in if the client wants and if he didn't would deserve a good kick up the jacksie.
A bit more time but just remove and replace with each trowel . You can see the bulge where the hole is each time it is filled, just poke the screw back in.
If you think this means more cost, then you should have quoted when you saw the radiator on the wall!
The client should also be clear that they need the holess . This is two way stuff.
A good rule for everyone, tradesperson or client
- NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING! Ask.
A bit more time but just remove and replace with each trowel . You can see the bulge where the hole is each time it is filled, just poke the screw back in.
If you think this means more cost, then you should have quoted when you saw the radiator on the wall!
The client should also be clear that they need the holess . This is two way stuff.
A good rule for everyone, tradesperson or client
- NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING! Ask.
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