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Regardless of what I think of a product, it needs to be extensively tested. Imagine BG giving you 1 bag of a new product to trial. Or ox giving you a 300mm speedskim.

But you want people to try it on plasterboard. Overskim, pva'd bonding, artex etc. Not just 1 window. Stop being tight. People testing it properly will either make or break your product

None thank you.

Now you see. The price you pay for a plasterer not only includes their time to do the job. But also their experience and knowledge. That should never be given away for free.

Nonsense. That work is substandard. Even a half decent plasterer would tell you that. How he fixes his bead is irrelevant and his terrible skimming is nothing to do with your tape. I would suggest giving some to someone well respected on here. Such as olican for example. His work is second to...

3 little strips like tinytim got

No decent plasterer would trust a review from a person leaving a reveal like that....

Another plastering fad

Trying to justify working for s**t money

So are these.

Working in a much more deprived area than that and getting £4.50...

£3.75m2 the c**ts pay it because even bigger c**ts work for it

Grade 1 listed with multi?

Why didn't you tape it up...sorry...your friend...

So do I. And they dont kink. Youre just a useless c**t who thinks hes good because he charges a lot

If you're kinking beads you aren't doing it properly

I can't promise that

No I'm just pointing out that I dont think your product is necessary. Its nothing personal, and theres certainly no need to call me a c**t

It's very rare I come across a substrate I cant either nail or staple too. On the rare occasion it happens. I could probably scrim them on. But i stick them on with a bit of finish, how often do we throw away a handboard full of finish. That would stick any necessary beads. Next time I can't...

No I nailed it as that my preferred method. Not because I didnt think it would stick. I was nailing onto plasterboard.

I was about to nail it on and thought I'd try it out of curiosity. I still nailed it, however I'm confident a length of scrim all the way down each wing would have been enough to hold it

Genuinely not a pisstake. What makes your tape different from this?

Rat or mouse piss that is

I'm just asking a question you muppet. To show its no different to scrim and entirely unnecessary

So why is this any different to someone taping a bead on with scrim? Not that I believe it's a good job. But I have seen spreads doing that years ago and the scrim is already on the job and, I imagine, cheaper.

No rough c**ts. Unless you float solid external walls with bonding. Then you are most definitely welcome

Generally if the majority of tradesmen who it is intended for, say it will be useless. It will be useless.

No thank you.

Wasn't the treadmill there last week

RSPCA need informing. You're flogging that horse to within an inch of its life. Give it up

How are those disco lights working out this season...

But its premium elite ultra

Bit rich from the man flogging holy selotape

Use 30mm pir board. Stick them tight back and by the time you've hacked off the old plaster you'll be fine. If not, add a 20mm knock on to the window when you change it

Very kind of you but no thank you. I'm happy with my well worn in MT.

Nothing against them what so ever mate. But in 20 odd years of plastering I have never seen a decent trowel with a short shank. Too much flex and they chatter. I can only speak from experience.

Wont be signed off with hetas if its plasterboarded. Needs hardibacker, render or victas. Or sc and tiles,

It's going to chatter like a tramps teeth in winter that is with a shank that short And yet another person having to spend time getting a ready to use trowel ready to use

What did you quote in the end

Also, I worked with spreads who would scrim beads on years ago. It's no different

It may be your baby but it won't take off. Sorry to tell you

This s**t will end up in the clearance bin just like the blade runner, trowhawk and the magic mitre.

So it's got sharp edges which leave loads of lines...yet it's ready to use out of the box....

O Keefes hand cream. Best tool I've bought in years.

No but a worn in trowel will naturally be bent...

And with the greatest of respect, those are the words of someone who isn't a plasterer.

You say its flat and will bend over time. But is also good to use straight out of the box...it can't be both.

That's the ticket! Never once thought to take photos of the stuff i have done

Link Removed Like a stop bead but with a uniform channel. 10-15mm I think. In my opinion it looks smart. I've done whole houses with them around windows, doors etc. No arcitraves or skirt whatsoever

shadow gap bead is the way to do these. Smart as. They're just a pain to find. Next best thing is what naths done. Bonding up to it is a bit rough to be honest.