Cornice restored around bay window

[PlasterCraftDundee]

Job finished today. bay window was riddled with dry rot!

 

[Jbeesy718]

Nice work looks really well

 

[Builderboi]

Awesome really wish I had the skill for fibrous

 

[Marshy]

Not to quote fibrous/insitu guru @mikeadams1985?? Why run in multi ?? The mitres are never as crisp as casting plaster ?? :RpS_unsure:
Looks alright tho and well done

 

[Marshy]

Awesome really wish I had the skill for fibrous

Was that fibrous?? :RpS_scared:

 

[Fatarm]

Lookin good mr Dundee...:RpS_thumbup:

did it start off kinda like this.....

 

[kebab king]

Looks good,well the cornice anyway.

 

[PlasterCraftDundee]

its not fibrous, its all solid stuff i do. why run in multi? just the way i was shown. As far as im aware its the way most people do it in scotland.


Haha dont think it was quite as bad as that one @Fatarm

 

[Marshy]

its not fibrous, its all solid stuff i do. why run in multi? just the way i was shown. As far as im aware its the way most people do it in scotland.
My questions were not to have a go at you in anyway pal. The job looks good as I said in previous post. I've just not seen cornice run in multi before that's all :RpS_unsure:

 

[PlasterCraftDundee]

My questions were not to have a go at you in anyway pal. The job looks good as I said in previous post. I've just not seen cornice run in multi before that's all :RpS_unsure:

i know you weren't having a go, was just explaining why i use multi

 

[jesssop]

i aint got the patience for that

 

[Jurek]

:RpS_laugh: you surprise me.

 

[jesssop]

:RpS_laugh: you surprise me.

:RpS_sneaky: what you trying to say :RpS_confused:

 

[Jurek]

i would not have the patience, either. i'm no michaelangelo. i just want to be in and out. more than two days in the same place and i start to get depressed.

 

[Marshy]

i aint got the patience for that

JUST DOOOOOO IT !! :RpS_lol:

 

[Jurek]

i would spend two days just staring at that :RpS_mellow:

 

[Marshy]

i would not have the patience, either. i'm no michaelangelo. i just want to be in and out. more than two days in the same place and i start to get depressed.

Yep I know what you mean I'm like that with the missus, in and out and that's it for a few month lol :RpS_laugh:

 

[jesssop]

JUST DOOOOOO IT !! :RpS_lol:

[video=youtube_share;JoqDYcCDOTg]https://youtu.be/JoqDYcCDOTg[/video]

 

[Jurek]

:RpS_sneaky:

 

[jesssop]

i just want to know how do you get away using modern mats on a job like that?

 

[Jurek]

where's @ryanswart. we need expert analysis :RpS_thumbup:

 

[jesssop]

:RpS_unsure:

 

[Loren]

I'm wondering , as we use different materials over here in the western part of the US, all the gypsums and lime products we use are a white color and set & dry that way. Almost all the pictures of work in the UK your plaster products all seem to be a brown tone, anybody know why the difference?

 

[jesssop]

anyway my beer was the same price tonight the budget is horse shizzzz

 

[jesssop]

I'm wondering , as we use different materials over here in the western part of the US, all the gypsums and lime products we use are a white color and set & dry that way. Almost all the pictures of work in the UK your plaster products all seem to be a brown tone, anybody know why the difference?

the uk is dull and boring

 

[PlasterCraftDundee]

i just want to know how do you get away using modern mats on a job like that?

We've done a bit of work involving historic scotland, never been an issue with what materials we use, all they want is it to match the existing

 

[Jurek]

anyway my beer was the same price tonight the budget is horse shizzzz

a joke. one pence off a pint. and they wonder why so many pubs are shutting down. just been the local **** shop for some beer to watch the game - four cans of 8.5% oranjeboom for £4.49 :RpS_thumbup: didn't have any zywiec left so thought i'd give it a whirl

 

[Jurek]

sorry. pakistani

 

[jesssop]

what gets on my man boobs is if they put it up 1p the pub would put it up 5p :RpS_confused: w@nkers

 

[jesssop]

sorry. pakistani

:RpS_thumbup:

 

[jesssop]

a joke. one pence off a pint. and they wonder why so many pubs are shutting down. just been the local **** shop for some beer to watch the game - four cans of 8.5% oranjeboom for £4.49 :RpS_thumbup: didn't have any zywiec left so thought i'd give it a whirl

did you watch the game in the pakistannnniiiii shop?

 

[Jurek]

no they had the cricket on. gonna watch it on sky one in a minute. feel bad for moyesy(he's got red hair but we don't care) but want manyoo to go out ... it's a quandary

 

[Jurek]

I'm wondering , as we use different materials over here in the western part of the US, all the gypsums and lime products we use are a white color and set & dry that way. Almost all the pictures of work in the UK your plaster products all seem to be a brown tone, anybody know why the difference?

think it's just where it's mined, loren. impurities in the gypsum. but don't quote me on that. we used to get grey bonding in this neck of the woods. but for the past few years it's been pink. things were simpler when it was grey. now i have to explain to customers sometimes that the bonding i've thrown on is not the finish coat and not to worry etc. knauf plasters are more what you're used to. like an off white alabaster

 

[Builderboi]

You lot know what I meant @Marshy :flapper:

 

[superspread]

I'm wondering , as we use different materials over here in the western part of the US, all the gypsums and lime products we use are a white color and set & dry that way. Almost all the pictures of work in the UK your plaster products all seem to be a brown tone, anybody know why the difference?

Like jurek said its where its mined