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That's a ball ache of a setup when you can just use a mixing pump.

R pump yes. I've used D8 1.5 for years which is the fastest d pump available. I can assure you you weren't doing five bags a minute on the mamba.

Old hat now, got a new G4 coming next week with a 60lpm RS bolted up to her.

You won't be happy until you have one of each.

You also need to use a taper valve, ball valves won't last.

I turn the air off to stop machine and run the excess pressure out on the wall for a couple of seconds, shut the material valve off, then a quick split second blast of air to clear any material that's sat in front of the airline. No need for a bucket or the file that way.

Can't stand using a gun without a shut off.

For f**k sake the pair of you are like children, grow up.

You still have to file it as normal and on time, it's just you can defer the monies owing.

Yes

I would probably just say call me.

Look at diesel burning heaters rather than gas, get an indirect one so you can use it internally aswell

I'll pm you.

Hayling

Yes, always Parex.

Lol, I think she does Zombie, she can show them what she expects it to be, and ask why hers doesn't look the same. It's frustrating to see as it's 10miles up the road from us.

Here’s what your reveals and windows should look like.

I'll do that today.

So how do they differ in use? I stand by the finish they leave is the same.

Well I use them both and they both achieve the same outcome. Are you aware that SS is the same carbon steel with chromium added, which prevents it rusting when it's surface is highly polished? Tell me, genuinely, how do you find they differ in use?

17 years

Please enlighten me.

Come again?

Got both, don't find them any different.

I did ask for some.

It's multi finish, I'm in there finishing off tomorrow I'll take some more pics.

Speedskim then Marshall town.

Dunno what all the fuss it about?

Here's what you could have had.

Far to young to retire, you'll need a couple of million in the bank to have a decent retirement.

Not for me, as I said pro rata.

The price was reduced pro rata when parexal went to 25kg last Summer and then again with monoblanco at Christmas.

Definitely. For float and set you can't beat hardwall imo. It's the most cost effective option. A lightweight material is I better solution than heavy render, especially over lightweight block. You can skim same day, completing areas as you go.

Haha, for you maybe.

I dunno, more powerful motor on the the L, speed actually slightly slower than the M which is a little known fact. The L states a pumping distance of 20metre, 15 for the M, although I have pumped upto 25metres with an M and at height. So yea, for my money out the two the M's the winner, smaller...

Hello mate, how old are you, do you drive?

Looks like a wolf fish.

Your renderer should be able to answer all your questions and concerns, if not, or you don't have confidence in him then find one you do.

Put some pictures up

Ryan, 3 phase is 3 supply's of 230. If 230 really was not allowed on site, nor would three phase be allowed.

I didn't mention multi million pound mega structures, nor am I refering to them, I was highlighting this to the people that claimed it impossible to get render to look good when the sun is shining across at an acute angle. Put simply you can. You can compare because the process is similar, like...

It can be perfect if the efforts put in and you genuinely understand how to achieve it.. Example. They build huge superstructures for yachts, big sheets of ali that are welded together, distorted and need completely skimming out with filler, lads working off multiple lifts of scaffold skimming...

Yea, I think Stuart keeps them ones for his own use though.

You'll just have to have a pair I guess.

D8-1.5 is for screed, these are for render. On an open area they're awesome.

It's no £700 belingo though, is it.

idiot

Webers Chalk is white, a through colour render is just that, a pigmented sand and cement finish, it's never going to be as stark a wight as a synthetic finish such as paint.

With all the money you make one would have thought you would have the basics to run a modern rendering firm by now Dan!

Charter skipper, grew up fishing and out on boats every weekend as a kid. Did all my tickets years ago, this year I need to dive right in and get my own boat.