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Anything over 25-30ish depending on shape etc is going to get split up.

He'll think your the best gaffer ever for that.

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Spot on. I found a light spray of water helped reduce the dragging but there's gotta be a better way.

How does this devil up? Doing a little job for a pal today 7m2 wall hardwall and set. Just floated it up and it's awful dragged like buggery. Perhaps it was me but bring on the s+c next week.

Drill 8mm holes with the hammer off. If the fixings are poor the extra weight maybe to much. Studding out maybe the best option.

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https://www.property-care.org These are the trade body for damp proofing company's. There is a find a specialist thing on there page. Just forward this to the client and forget about it.

It's def a better job to take them off. I have had in the past rusty boxes/screws snap. Whose paying for the repairs then? Do you do it yourself or get a sparks in. Either way your out of pocket. I now try to loosen the screws if it's tight or I think it'll break they stay on.

Like this https://www.dunelm.com/product/fan-heater-1000054162?cm_mmc=pla_google-_-PLA%20-%20GS%20-%20Electricals-_-Electricals-_-pla&gclid=CJzvhsHc-cgCFYmRGwodyO0Kdg Got mine on offer at b and q same price. Couple of years ago.

I carry a couple every winter. Little 2kw heaters about a £10er each. They are a must in empty houses to lift the temp a little get things going. And a kettle for hot water to speed up a set.

Good question bob

200mm is the biggest I have seen.

Is that just labouring??? £80 a shift less deductions f**k that

Sorry to hear that bud.

Chop the lot off and start again. If you need to build out a thickness consider dabbing boards

The gold coating wears of a new trowel inside a month then it's back to just a stainless

Never done it but I bet a well mixed sbr screed sweated onto a sbr scudd would be fine.

You need to friend up the lads that work that side of the shop. I had a mate who worked the trade point. He'd text me when the plaster was coming to date and I would buy it up cheap. Like the yellow sticker joints of meat my mother in law used to get us when she worked in asda.

Nicely done. Looks smart like that.

Or fix battens to the floor and chipboard over the top.

This morning, lol

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This is something I have wondered before. Last year we did a 3 coat slurry system in an under ground car park. 180m2 took an age to brush on. @plasters1stopshop would an eze24 do this? We use Link Removed

I picked the bacon out and tossed the bread lol She made that much coffee by lunch k had a thumping head ache and had to turn it away. Probably won't get f**k all tomorrow.

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Its daft hardwall and bonding bags almost never split. Why can't they all be like this??? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Don't they call it wicks finish or something. There one coat is mp75 I think someone on here said. There bonding agent is knauf. @knauf please confirm. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I hate hacking off. The dust and shite. Love floating. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You should try it. It pulls in a treat Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That looks great bud Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Link Removed How is this for sale when you can't buy them yet off @Plasterers1StopShop??? It's like 3 time the price Ryan's knocking them out for. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yeah go with that. Hanging is when it take a long time to set. "Hanging around" Lash is get it on quick sharp "lash it on" Hope this helps. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Do these drills impact screws in? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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You need it to set, so the last coat doesn't pull off with the weight of the next coat. That will depend on suction etc. The waterproofer will kill the suction. So once the scratch coat is on, the next coat will hang for ever if you put it on the next day. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Can you see the bound edge that wraps around the edge of the board??? Any writing on the board? If in doubt blue grit and skim any. Be fine. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Are fire boards not pink? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk