I dont think so and you know ithed piss all over you old man
Reet peeps am not sayin I'm a better plasterer than anyone else the reason I could put more on is purely down to using a sponge
i dont get big areas to use the sponge on but when i do use it it turns out bang on and lets me get the job done tonnes quicker so i likes it:RpS_biggrin:
just one thing to ask the other spongers,, when you go over the wall with the sponge do you have bucket with a drop of water in it so every now and then you can wet the sponge up and get rid of the s**t thats built up on it to enable you to carry on sponging the rest of wall
hope you can understand what im saying
ps do you sponge ceilings? it wets you through :RpS_mad:
i dont get big areas to use the sponge on but when i do use it it turns out bang on and lets me get the job done tonnes quicker so i likes it:RpS_biggrin:
just one thing to ask the other spongers,, when you go over the wall with the sponge do you have bucket with a drop of water in it so every now and then you can wet the sponge up and get rid of the s**t thats built up on it to enable you to carry on sponging the rest of wall
hope you can understand what im saying
ps do you sponge ceilings? it wets you through :RpS_mad:
seriously ??I spray my walls very lightly with water first so they are wettish anyway. Seems to work a treat!
For ceilings i bought a sponge mop on a stick from asda.....
i normally scrap the sponge on the side of the water pale to scrap off the excess glut in the sponge. i do it when the sponge starts to drag when your rubbing up. not sure how other lads clean the sponge at the end of the set but i use my trowel and it tends to start pulling the sponge off the plastic base but its the only way i know to stop you getting the little dry balls on skimming out.
seriously ??
water pale :RpS_scared:
i clean mine by massaging it with my hand preferably under running water, bit like what i do in the shower:RpS_wink:
I,ve been plastering since 1974, and i,ve seen sponge finished ceilings on sites lately with the scrim tape showing through, because only one coat of plaster has been applied, i believe in 2 coats & properly trowel finish is best. Hi, lads i,m new to forum been about a long time, never been out of work.
I,ve been plastering since 1974, and i,ve seen sponge finished ceilings on sites lately with the scrim tape showing through, because only one coat of plaster has been applied, i believe in 2 coats & properly trowel finish is best. Hi, lads i,m new to forum been about a long time, never been out of work.
Why use a sponge anyway, just one coat & trowel as normal.
Go over tapes & beads first then just put it on a bit thicker.
That's what I was told by a top class Sicilian spread!! :RpS_biggrin:
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Sponging just wastes more time you daywork fcukers :flapper:
Yeh im fighting my fears lol