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Haha nice one Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

I was thinking the same , is it a late Aprils fools Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

Are. You serious Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

Hi level3 , would be interested in having a look at that , have you a link Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

True Carlos ,I have an ongoing problem with a basement apartment , installed top of the range extraction fans about two monthes ago , so far so good Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

From what I've heard , London is the place. Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

Wise words two trowels, got a bad one years ago wet dashing ouch! On of my lads got some lime in his eye while patching a ceiling, I provided him the goggles but he wouldn't wear them , learnt his lesson though Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

Do you mean anaglypta paper , it's like a patterned wallpaper used mostly for friezes Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

Did you ever work for Kevin Mcmanus Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

Welcome aboard sean, what part of Ireland you ftom Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

We have used a product called international paint , bought from a ships suppliers , (they use it to seal boats ) and found a better sheen to the mould than shellac, but a dry model is preferable, Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

Here's a new one, our Mercedes sprinter was behaving strange and warning light on , gave it to the mechanic , says the exhaust system was stolen , cost €4,680 plus VAT Thankfully insurance covers it, Insurance company says it is a common occurrence What next !!! Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

I hate when I give a price to a builder for a one off , and he says I don't have that amount in for it . Sod off and learn to price you gobshite Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

Who would be an employer !!!!! Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

Hi Trevor , where are you working in Oxford, I lived there many moons ago,,superb architecture Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

We bought one of the hitachi a recently, Good machine , but we use in in the workshop , bit heavy for site , we got a Bosch with 4.a batteries for site , Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

Ryan if you can send me by email the profile , and the two angles , I normally use a bevel, I can send you back the profiles with an explanation of how I got them , It's [email protected] Regards Frank Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

No problem Ryan , it can be difficult to get your head around, it's just geometry We don't need to do it often , but all my lads run from it, I'll send you something tomorrow Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

Hi ryan , what do you need to know ? Sounds like a hallway or sloped ceiling A straight profile . An obtuse profile and an acute profile, The only problem I have had with jobs like this is convincing the client he has to fork out for three moulds, Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

We used to deal with a company that took gypsum only in their skip, to sell on, unfortunately they went bust You best talk to the supplier gypsum /Lafarge , but of a nuisance

We used a product called Beeckotex on a fairly large job some time back, removed the Loose paint, and gave it a fine sanding, then applied the Beeckotex, left to dry then sanded it,worked a treat. It's breathable and also reversable , which our conservation architect required. Picture Before...

Well done Mr Dundee, Nice finishing Plasterwork.ie

Yes and the waiting time between coats ,

Yes I think so too , listed building plus insurance are covering the cost, I think the client didn't like the inconvenience, but once we told her she would have access to her dressing room she was happy

Not sure what went wrong with photo ? Yes lime with fibres and skim Client wanted slab bond and skim, But the architect overruled her

[URL=https://s1301.photobucket.com/user/franknewman275/media/IMG_2876_zpsbae69497.jpg.html][IMG] Third Enquiry this week, where The lime plaster has de-bonded from the lath, has to be a record, normally we may get one a Month. Pricing to Patch what has fell and consolidate remaining area rather...

We have come across this stuff too, not sure where it came from but very poor quality , the face kept coming away from the re-inforcement and was very weak, they couldn't get anyone to fix it, ended up paying us to supply and fix in traditional fibrous

We've tried them all and find ca 120 Best by far , in the grand scheme our material costs are small compared to Labour costs Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

Never copped that john, I live next to croke park and it's great to see the friendly banter, Ther was a Wexford v cork match one Sunday , and about 20 Aston villa lads came I'm ( hard cases ) and they couldn't get over the way things worked , a great afternoon/ night singing / slagging I missed...

Tried something similar a while back , but didn't pay for itself I think google is the way forward for companies now, used to pay15k per year for golden pages , it was about nine inches thick then, it's a pamphlet now, And of course the best advertisement is word of mouth

What about GAA 80,000 at Croke Park no segregation , very little police , just good craic

I always put it in writing email or even text, no room for misinterpretation Often asked to quote on the spot , and told "we won't hold you too it " but never do.

I tried it , but got nothing out if it tbh

We have used a product called beekotex in the past, it's a very fine plaster. Applied by trowel and flattened Then after a few days a light sanding It's breathable and reccomend end over lime work , also reversible ( a big plus for conservation architects in this neck if the woods , not cheap though

Wise words Danny, I price jobs and. Told the competition is cheaper , but the job is mine at their price. No thanks , again everything is paid not worth it

If they are a reputable company, trust them , I'm sure they got their reputation from doing good work ,

Welcome aboard Irish Fine Art Plasterwork

Low intensity laser therapy Sorted my knee problems after 5 sessions

Weaker

Lime is softer than cement The perfect mix is 6.1.1 Sand cement lime The reason for the lime is to Make it more spreadable and breathable A lot of people use plasterciser instead

I don't

Running cement mouldings in-situ , while interesting and nice to do, is really a labour of love , we would normally have to price this about 3 times the G.R.C rate , and still only break even , but nice to do , Good luck with it , look forward to seeing the photos www. Plasterwork.ie

How about casting the dado and skirting in G.R.C or d I you have to do it in situ ,

Recessed jointing

Airborne , sounds like he has been getting bad advice from others, A building like that needs to breathe Even constant painting is sealing it, Your idea to take off paint and repoint is the way forward IMO

Send me the details my bro in law based in Coventry , top class

Spot on

Thanks for that john

Possibly , I'll fit a new one , any recommendations