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looks a bit shorter than a normal mt handle, I'll always prefer a wooden handle personally, you can sand it down to suit .

always gauged by the bucket, foolproof really.

no idea on the enabling rate, the contractor we subbed for WOULD carry out enabling

principle contracor would carry out this work not subcontractors.

not in South Wales mate,take you're point about rain, but when your doing this work constantly you find ways of getting by ,either big days when it's dry or boarding in rain as long as it ain't torrential. extending pipes,hacking off cills drips etc..

not in South Wales mate,take you're point about rain, but when your doing this work constantly you find ways of getting by ,either big days when it's dry or boarding in rain as long as it ain't torrential.

worked for 7 years around neath and swansea getting similar rate as a subby ,an average house would be 110m2(local authority) ,a 2/1 gang would comfortably do a pair in 5/6 days complete granted it was dash not thin coat finish and we were paid through the openings, do the maths it was...

yes i agree not to common but did it on a hospital years ago and found it worked well

set stop bead to frame equal margins then square angle bead off it and float in

doing a rendering job using parmurex base coat but have a small internal wall to hack off and render has anyone used parmurex internally as a floating coat.