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Oh well new trowel it is.

hi guys dropped my trowel from quite a hight today resulting in a small but deep nick, its an ox ultra flex tried sand paper and carburandom stone but to no avail. Any of you guys know how to get it out , or is it a new trowel cheers.

Cheers guys will try the 2 mentioned above

Hi guys looking for some advice here, roughcasted a dormer on a roof with white enewall top coat and dashed with white Nordic chips last week. Had to leave the job after finished it and left my labourer to clear up any way he cleared up but didn't wash the brand new leadwork down [says he forgot...

Mate havent got a clue how to, will try and get my son in law to do it.

Guys looking for some information on these, was messing about on you tube and saw a bloke roughcasting [pebble dashing] with one of these. Does anybody own one or use one, are they worth the money, are they any good? Or will I be better just sticking to the old method and keep breaking my back.

Aye I know you have to leave the backing coat 24hrs, thanks for your advice bud.

Naw mate used other renovating plasters just wasn't sure about the top coat how to finish it, apparently its a white matt finish.

Cheers bud.

Hi all, starting a job next week using limelight renovating plaster and limelight finish ive used renovating plaster before but never limelight.Was just wondering is the finish coat sponged then trowelled to a finish or just the usual way trowelled any advice would be appreciated thanks.

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Starting an extension tmorow using powerwall base coat, then powerwall top coat and dash. I have usedthis stuff 4 or 5 times and know when mixing you just add water, however the temperature is to drop tmorrow evening could anyone tell me if i can put frostproofer through the water or as a guy...

Am no a mechanic but always had transits but i think the vivaro is the best van ive ever had.

Mate done about 15 years ago at a MOD newbuild in Faslane every wall was 5 inches thick. In the spec all walls were to be straightened with bonding, what we done was to coat the bonding as thick as we could, leave for a hour or so then lay in another thick coat, after a couple of hours lightly...

Welcome Tommy , a only joined yesterday but if its any help ive had a Vivaro for 4 years and its never let me down. I was lucky enough to afford a new one at the time.