Would be nice.
House prices here are too far out of reach for locals. It’s all wealthy English buying houses as second homes. There is a seaside village nearby that has only 3 full time residents.
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They used to phone and txt me like mad before I started ignoring them. Don’t phone me anymore. I’d forgotten about them.
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I’ve got enough scaffolding to do a pine end on a dormer, moving it about is the bother.
Bolloks to pumping 21footers up alone too!
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I like absolute 90s but have not been able to pick it up lately? So absolute and heart 80s do me just don’t like the adverts.
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It’s always the last place I go. But in the town I’ve been working in lately it is the only merchant that’s close by if you need to get anything.
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I’ve just got a metal blade for the 1200 speedskim and was thinking about getting the 900 speedy but may as well get a putz 900 if they make one and try out?
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If it was my house .
Fill out all the holes, put new beads on openings, blu-grit the lot and skimm.
Bit of a challenge and nice new walls to boot[emoji106]
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I used ehi gf. It’s a finer grade aggregate in it so you can float and sponge it. Came up just as a cement sand lime mix would.
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Tell me about it ! I gave them the m2 of the job and they sent out the gear. Had 2 bags maite left and 1/4 roll mesh and 25ehi[emoji23]
Someone f**k*d up but not me I just measured it.
Mind you it says on the bag 14kg-24kg or something like that per m2 so it’s quite a margin???
Don’t know...
Job finished today. Maite base coat with mesh, ehi was nice and creamy and sponged up a treat.
Have 25 bags left if any one needs some?
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25 bags of Parex EHI GF in mouse grey.
West Wales
Left over on job and Sis won’t take it back. So am trying to move it for my customer.
07966 490115
Deri
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I’ve always ruled upwards, fill any holes if needed and rule again then do the same going across the wall and then maybe up again if I feel like it. Also use a large spatula too these days.
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Nice one. I am thinking about getting a ritmo. I have experience with a g4 but do not own a machine yet and my work is mainly small domestic jobs too.
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Air bricks on a garden wall?????????????
No mate, weep holes to let any water weep out from behind the wall to prevent pressure building up behind the wall.
Learn something new every day don’t ya[emoji106]
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Get on it straight away, might need to use a trowel to keep the edges tidy at first whilst getting used to it.
I only use mine on bigger walls and ceilings.
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