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  1. Thickslick

    How'd you go about fixing this monstrosity? Structural woodchip

    Not heard of that one. Must of updated the kama sutra
  2. Thickslick

    How'd you go about fixing this monstrosity? Structural woodchip

    So PVA the dog dot and dab the wife and box out the girlfriend
  3. Thickslick

    How'd you go about fixing this monstrosity? Structural woodchip

    Well, how can I fix this up without having to be fisted by Steve?
  4. Thickslick

    How'd you go about fixing this monstrosity? Structural woodchip

    Happy to supply some quality crystal for a solution
  5. Thickslick

    How'd you go about fixing this monstrosity? Structural woodchip

    Somehow I don't think I would be surprised.. Honestly though f**k-it-foam-it is a possibility here
  6. Thickslick

    How'd you go about fixing this monstrosity? Structural woodchip

    Yeah was the plan to just frame it out untill I found the brick is protruding all over the place so can't get a decent surface to level from
  7. Thickslick

    How'd you go about fixing this monstrosity? Structural woodchip

    Beleive it or not this was previously covered by lining paper and structural wood chip. How would you go about leveling this off considering its different width/depth top to bottom?
  8. Thickslick

    How would you deal with this crackfest?

    Too cheap? That's the average quote to get a ceiling skimmed
  9. Thickslick

    How would you deal with this crackfest?

    Its all good I'm good at making a mess so did it myself. Daawn saawf mate so what's this job worth, like 7k materials 12k labour days work?
  10. Thickslick

    How would you deal with this crackfest?

    Yeah that was the plan but the ceiling moved instead. It's all good means one of you is going to get paid don't it
  11. Thickslick

    How would you deal with this crackfest?

    It's sagged, crumbling and generally spanked. The room is clear and in need of rewire too. Some say overboard some say rip it down. Mess isn't an issue. What would you do if it was your house
  12. Thickslick

    Removed the classy tiles, how would you result this?

    Will contact me ex to see how much she charges for a primer coat these days. Will give this a cheeky go on a corner though. Cheers
  13. Thickslick

    Removed the classy tiles, how would you result this?

    Lush. What are we talking here the yellow sheet shite or the white power? Got my GP on speed dial and am ready to try and sue screwdix for false face mask claims.
  14. Thickslick

    Removed the classy tiles, how would you result this?

    Got any idea where I can buy some asbestos to sprinkle ontop?
  15. Thickslick

    Removed the classy tiles, how would you result this?

    All of the other rooms were proper done in so will be removed and boarded over. Annoyingly this ceiling appears to be in fairly good condition but is covered in crud left over. Normally people say over board but would a skim sort this out? Cheers
  16. Thickslick

    Gave it my first shot today. Far worse than I hoped but also better than expected. Massive respect to you you guys and I'm excited to learn

    Yeah got a bag of 50p shyte left so might just mix it up for practice consitency and trowel handling. Sad but yeah
  17. Thickslick

    Gave it my first shot today. Far worse than I hoped but also better than expected. Massive respect to you you guys and I'm excited to learn

    Cheers. Yeah worse than I was hopping but a lot better than expected. You to do a smaller wall, with better mixed and not out of date plaster... Biggest thing is to get a platform and not use a stool to get the tops. I kept leaning and rushing which obviously results in a shyte job. Going to...
  18. Thickslick

    Gave it my first shot today. Far worse than I hoped but also better than expected. Massive respect to you you guys and I'm excited to learn

    Not going to even look at ceilings. Probs get someone in to do the main room and master bedroom. Etc. Had to give it a pop.
  19. Thickslick

    Gave it my first shot today. Far worse than I hoped but also better than expected. Massive respect to you you guys and I'm excited to learn

    I've followed the other post advice and cleaned my Flexi finish trowel off with 120grit to keep it smooth. Any advice on how to remove the rust?
  20. Thickslick

    Gave it my first shot today. Far worse than I hoped but also better than expected. Massive respect to you you guys and I'm excited to learn

    Yeah might corner drill some plaster board into my garage just to give it a go to be honest. Sounds pretty sad but I'm excited to get better at something I'm crap at. Not quite a midlife crisis but the day job is getting a bit ehh. Not looking for a replacement by any means just want to learn...
  21. Thickslick

    Gave it my first shot today. Far worse than I hoped but also better than expected. Massive respect to you you guys and I'm excited to learn

    Kent way. Offering some work exp? Would carry sh*t just to watch your knack and timings to be fair. Carrying heavy stuff is about all I'm good at
  22. Thickslick

    Gave it my first shot today. Far worse than I hoped but also better than expected. Massive respect to you you guys and I'm excited to learn

    Ok so it's a shovel, take and hand board? Thanks for the info. Yeah shamefully I know ceiling first wiring 1st fix but just wanted to attempt
  23. Thickslick

    Gave it my first shot today. Far worse than I hoped but also better than expected. Massive respect to you you guys and I'm excited to learn

    No. This was just a point of reference knowing the walls going to get f**k*d anyway. You'll be more happy to hear that's actually just an extension with an exposed cable running along the skirting. House is a state. Hence why I don't really care about getting it wrong on one wall. It's the...
  24. Thickslick

    Gave it my first shot today. Far worse than I hoped but also better than expected. Massive respect to you you guys and I'm excited to learn

    I'll send this to my wife before she comes home so I can pleasantly surprise her. Did they apply that with a rake?
  25. Thickslick

    Gave it my first shot today. Far worse than I hoped but also better than expected. Massive respect to you you guys and I'm excited to learn

    Yeah 1000% I mean with my first trowel in the corner I couldn't even figure out how to get it on the trowel, not the floor. That's where I'm coming from... I absolutely made the mistake of over mixing and making it too thick. Too large a wall for first bash too. My PVA was ok, probably the...
  26. Thickslick

    Gave it my first shot today. Far worse than I hoped but also better than expected. Massive respect to you you guys and I'm excited to learn

    Yeah to be fair it was worth it for the experience. Surprised be at how much you can get away with but once it's done it's done. Made the mistake of using out of date stuff for the first coat and pushing my luck. By time I got the the end of the top the speedskim thing was already dragging...
  27. Thickslick

    Gave it my first shot today. Far worse than I hoped but also better than expected. Massive respect to you you guys and I'm excited to learn

    Oh also, don't neglect the edges because they will bite you. Dont use a stool. If you're going to give it a go get a proper platform that you don't have to lean into because you will not get that level. Learn form my mistakes!
  28. Thickslick

    Gave it my first shot today. Far worse than I hoped but also better than expected. Massive respect to you you guys and I'm excited to learn

    Pretty much what the title says. Just been quoted 7k to get my house done. Figured I can either balls up a wall, book myself onto a week course for a few hundred and save some cash or... Pay one of you to do it and learn the basics whilst at it. Turns out I'm s**t, who knew? You did...
  29. Thickslick

    Binning off that introduce yourself banner. Purchased a crack den and I'm too cheap to pay you (skint)

    Pretty much says it all. Making this post to bin off the notification. Purchased my first house and as per 2021 prices all I could afford is a crack den. Had cladding on every surface and sins lurked beneath. I've now got about 50p to my name so have decided to watch a ten min YouTube video...
  30. Thickslick

    Do you have to remove lath and plaster?

    I've got a mate that can do it cheaper
  31. Thickslick

    Do you have to remove lath and plaster?

    Ah feck thought it was a wall but to be fair you could do it on a pinch. Not 30 mins mind but yeah. Just scored along the wall and took it off in large sections
  32. Thickslick

    Do you have to remove lath and plaster?

    I'm here for advice too because I'm doing exactly the same thing. In my mind, it's a 30 Mon job to efficiently remove the lathe and plaster. Then you can put insulation in and have thicker more modern plaster job. I was going to go over it but then I though... It's literally the price of...
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