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just wondered if anyone still uses browning
do they stil make that s**t ahhh horrible crapflat boy skim said:just wondered if anyone still uses browning
thats brown mate H wordBruce Willis said:I know loads in town that use it. But their a bit on the skinny side and always selling tools and complaing how cold it is even in summer :
Browning is a light weight plaster, and easy to spread, but you would not know this, probably being a course cowboy........F.F.S learn to spell as wellgeorgemealy75 said:yeah 30 yaers ago and with speadz with arms like popeyes steriod cousisn
what H S Bhollybank said:Still stock it round here and i still use it
WHAT ABOUT T COAThollybank said:Never used hardwall when the browning is not available then i might think of using it.
Least your honest on your ability.......That means what you can do.steve cov said:i only know how to skim a room 6foot square with a window hole but no window, and only 3 walls....what do you mean ive been on a course?!!
hollybank said:Never used hardwall when the browning is not available then i might think of using it.
Journeyman said:Iv'e had an old bag in the garage for about 6 months (The plaster I mean ;D). It's great for patching when your in a hurry
Very true............It says on the top of the page, plasterers forum, not course cowboy forum, full of shyte the lot of them.Nisus said:hollybank said:Never used hardwall when the browning is not available then i might think of using it.
It's ok mate i use it, it's just that some courser boys on here slag browning off cause they've never used it,
and their 1 week course bloke probably told them hardwall is the mutts nutts and the course bloke teacher is probably a milk man anyway
its nice stuff realy ,im not a cow boy am i :-[del said:Very true............It says on the top of the page, plasterers forum, not course cowboy forum, full of shyte the lot of them.Nisus said:hollybank said:Never used hardwall when the browning is not available then i might think of using it.
It's ok mate i use it, it's just that some courser boys on here slag browning off cause they've never used it,
and their 1 week course bloke probably told them hardwall is the mutts nutts and the course bloke teacher is probably a milk man anyway
It depends whay you are used to mate and old habits are hard to break.flat boy skim said:its nice stuff realy ,im not a cow boy am i :-[del said:Very true............It says on the top of the page, plasterers forum, not course cowboy forum, full of shyte the lot of them.Nisus said:hollybank said:Never used hardwall when the browning is not available then i might think of using it.
It's ok mate i use it, it's just that some courser boys on here slag browning off cause they've never used it,
and their 1 week course bloke probably told them hardwall is the mutts nutts and the course bloke teacher is probably a milk man anyway
flat boy skim said:to be honest browning,hardwall,toughcoat are pretty much all the same to me ,so why the problem
THAT IS /WAS QUAILTY STUFF FOR THE THERMALS HALF AND HALF WITH REGULAR BROWNING THOUGHflat boy skim said:what H S Bhollybank said:Still stock it round here and i still use it
steve cov said:i think the last time browning was used was on the titanic
Nisus said:flat boy skim said:to be honest browning,hardwall,toughcoat are pretty much all the same to me ,so why the problem
Spot on
yes there all pretty much the same only bonding for low suction backgrounds and t coat is tough coat matesc6 said:so is hard wall a backing coat, just like bonding and browning?
ps what's T coat
is that rightbroonster said:only proper spreads use broonin dot & dab is for pansys