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yes 3 weep holes.

Guys im looking for some advice, I have removed some crumbling render today from a retaining wall and the block work behind is very damp and when we render it these damp patches are more than likely to come through. An old lad i used to work with has said, pin some dpc to the block work, eml...

i did my apprenticeship with leeds city council and then went on my own. been on my own for 7 years now

im from bramley mate are you local?

im from bramley mate, are you local?

Maybe a bad batch then. oh well looked a right dog after id finished with it!

times are hard haha!

we usually go to the job, have a measure up, go away and send them the quote by email. dont chase the quotes though, sometimes people get a few more quotes and if you contact them at the wrong time it can make you look a bit desperate. £200 a day would be nice too... you any jobs going?

sorry pal i thought you was asking for advice. always a laugh watching a diyer float n set

well thats a good enough reason, al settle for that. suppose i brought it on myself tickling it with my trowel. mother facking wall!

im that good i could even polish up a turd

me neither, ive done it in the past and its taken 3/4 hours to set, it should take 90 minutes it says on there data sheet. took the piss to say the least

adding weight to a wall doesnt make a problem, if you dont think that will work, knock it all off, rough it up and skim it

it can handle the suction, i wouldnt of thought adding weight to a wall would be an issue

I did a job with limelight t'other day, put the backing on, left that for 48 hours to fully set.7 Fired the limelight finish onto it, and it wouldnt set, I mean i put it on wednesday afternoon at 2pm. wednesday night at 7pm when i left it was still soaking wet. Troweled up the next morning and...

2 coat PVA , when tacky bang on a tight coat of bonding, flatten it in and then skim it. But im a plasterer and i dont know what im talking about apparently

Speedskim is just an expensive darby

am new here hello fellow muck spreaders