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The best course is sexual interCOURSE Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ve got a job on using parex egi gf. I am wondering what the best procedure is to finish it because I’ve not used it before. Used plenty of monorex gf and I just rule off float with a poly float and sponge to finish. Same for this gear too? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ve been learning for 23yrs Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

True that. Many a complaint has been set here and not been answered here by bg even though they are on the forum? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That’s how it should be[emoji106] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It’s better than unifinish! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It's sagging because the joists are too far apart probably. If the existing boards were to come down and the customer wanted to keep the ceiling at the same present height then noggins would need to be used to give the required fixing to eradicate the sag in the boards. We all should know (if we...

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It does look like wood. It also looks better than the plastic wood I'm

Marley cedral cladding looks nice.

No worries Should never assume the obvious [emoji6]

Roofing batten is only like 20p a length and by the time you've pulled the ceiling down and got rid you would have battened it out and ready to board??? Remember to batten crossways and at 400 centres too[emoji6]

Crossways is what I mean man! I would have thought that would be obvious or how else are you going to get the correct centres ffs.

It's probably sagging because the joists are too far apart and no noggins either, but obviously I don't know this without seeing it? Do you know for sure it's 12.5mm board? It might be 9mm which won't help.

Because it sounds like the joists are too far apart and causing the board to sag. If you batten it first it will pull the sagging up and your new board will then be fixed to the batten nice and flat ready to plaster.

Either take it down and fix noggins @400mm centres and board. Or Over batten the existing and fit plasterboard.

I can remember carlite. I can remember a national shortage of gypsum plaster and unfinish is all we get here too.

Waited for the rain to stop till 9:30, wanted to go to another job skimming but had the customer breathing down my neck here! Rain cleared so netted and scratched one side of the house. Hate rain and customers.!

I've still got the paslode impulse nailer, it's about 14 yrs old now. Have looked at the bostitch and makita as a renewal.

Jones[emoji3]

Have to order it round here, no local merchant stocks it. Dark ages!

Is that the bloke from police academy?

In a corner somewhere too???

Same here.

Make not naked, bloody predictive thing!!!

A lot naked the mistake of pressing too hard with a corner trowel, I did myself.

That can go in the other thread then[emoji106]

It stopped being wife beater when they reduced the strength. Why?

There used to be a guy on here called dave the dog? He was good at getting rid of rubbish.

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At least the lath is on the right way. I think I used a 6:1:1 mix last time I went over a timber frame with lath.

Good idea that[emoji106]

I've rigged up some pretty good scaffold comprising of trestles steel drums and crates. I'd go up there fine[emoji6]

Really!!!

What is my wife going to say when she sees my eBay history now[emoji32]

It's only a council house!

I've read about keenes.

My horse is a Ford transit[emoji23]

Marshalltown sharpshooter is my gun of choice. I've had it for about 8yrs now.

A new folding Stanley knife was my most recent buy. My s*p*r*lex is a few years old now and am thinking of trying a mediflex? Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

I think @Marshy would like savannas on a Saturday night #milfs Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

Carmarthen is much the same as it was[emoji23] Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

Generally round our way a brickie, chippie and a spread her the same hourly rate by contractors. Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

We are not plasterers we are "turd polishers" most of the time. Covering up other trades s**t! Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

I do studwork, insulation, boarding etc quite often. Don't do pipes or cables tho don't want any flooding or fire' Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

Nisus I meant! Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

I liked the ding dongs between Ryan and nisis before Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

I've got an nvq2 in bricklaying but decided to go plastering soon after. That was 20 yes ago. So if I got a card it would say bricklayer[emoji23] I don't want that! And I don't want to fork out £750 just for someone to come and say "you can plaster, here's your nvq"

nail 2x1 level and fix bell with stixall for me. the odd nail here and there to help keep things straight here and there.

What's the mediflex like compared to the s*p*r*lex?