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The should be no dust prior to painting and none after it

It's dust being blown in to the paint via the pressure of the spray from the airless sprayer. The area wasn't prepared properly and the sprayer should/would have noticed it. Do we know if the wall is f+s or just board work?

Will look fine in summer

The stuff at the bottom of the wall is where it's been spray painted. It's dust in the paint If your looking for a paint try Tikkurila Anti-Reflex 2 If it was my job I'd be recoating it with 2 coats of Alsecco FX plaster, sanding it, then applying two coats of Tikkurila Anti-Reflex 2 first...

Yes we have 2 gracos mark v and another machine

We use alsecco fx spray plaster

Yep that's right. Was quite fiddley and we had my dad on the job. As I've said above it's not always quicker but it's always easier on the body and gives a better finish

18 man days

Final finish is 2-3mm same as multi

It's 725m2 and taken 18 days. Vaulted ceilings and media walls with fire were tricky and slowed things down.

Still here :) Easterlow has summed everything up in the post above. Ready mixed airless plasters are great for new build house or full house restorations. The quality of the finish is far superior to gypsum plasters. It is also quicker in most buildings once you understand the system. If you...

Never the market is to niche

Don't be silly the texture set up is great

Yes it's because he's applying the second coat to quickly

We use Alseeco FX.