Death by steaks

[Dr pepper]

think your rushing the process /but that multi doesnt help every batch different

Hit the nail on the head been abit to eager with it

 

[The Hobo]

Hit the nail on the head been abit to eager with it

well slow down or you will take a cardiac haha

 

[beader]

So what ya gonna do aboot it Dr peeper.?????. #just asking.

 

[Dr pepper]

So what ya gonna do aboot it Dr peeper.?????. #just asking.

Don't hit it to early

 

[The Hobo]

Don't hit it to early

or you will get a slap on the legs and a double grommit to

 

[McBentLegs]

I steer clear of all Flexi trowels after having similar issues with plaziflex.. not worth the risk in my opinion, speedskim and Mt is all I use.

I know lots use Flexis with no problems though!

 

[lurpak]

I steer clear of all Flexi trowels after having similar issues with plaziflex.. not worth the risk in my opinion, speedskim and Mt is all I use.

I know lots use Flexis with no problems though!

Plazi great for quick tidy up on big hits

 

[Dr pepper]

I steer clear of all Flexi trowels after having similar issues with plaziflex.. not worth the risk in my opinion, speedskim and Mt is all I use.

I know lots use Flexis with no problems though!

Snap few spreads I know use them and say the brilliant, its more my error using it to early and to much of open angle think is where im going wrong

 

[lurpak]

Snap few spreads I know use them and say the brilliant, its more my error using it to early and to much of open angle think is where im going wrong

Close angle n no pressure on it

 

[Dr pepper]

Plazi great for quick tidy up on big hits

Flating it down there spot on although think used it again to early which started the stripes, then when trying to get them out with s*p*r*lex was again to early and to flexible at that stage

 

[Dr pepper]

Close angle n no pressure on it

That's it had her to open

 

[The Hobo]

That's it had her to open

we talkin about plastering or shagging

 

[ChrispyUK]

we talkin about plastering or shagging

Norman!

 

[Dr pepper]

we talkin about plastering or shagging

Unfortunately plastering!

 

[The Hobo]

Norman!

sorry on that rum again had a hard day 20 x8 bathroom floor tiled in a big house

 

[ChrispyUK]

sorry on that rum again had a hard day 20 x8 bathroom floor tiled in a big house

You ain’t got nothing to apologise for Norm

 

[JessThePlasterer]

Thought this thread was going to be about high meat consumption.

I had the best steak of my life yesterday evening in Paris, I’m drooling thinking about it! Now I’m back in the real world boo hoo

 

[tapit]

Sorry to disappoint!

death by stake as in dracula?

 

[ChrispyUK]

death by stake as in dracula?

Death by stake in your company. I’m out!

 

[tapit]

Death by stake in your company. I’m out!

Thanks for looking anyway Peter.

 

[Danny]

bin the super flexible trowel off till you have mastered the other trowel... keep it clean don't let the gear build up on it...

Remember @BritishGypsum recommend a 2mm thickness for multifinish...

 

[John j]

bin the super flexible trowel off till you have mastered the other trowel... keep it clean don't let the gear build up on it...

Remember @BritishGypsum recommend a 2mm thickness for multifinish...

Then get a plastic fantastic

 

[John j]

we talkin about plastering or shagging

Not again lol

 

[Cockney]

Then get a plastic fantastic

You got one for sale?

 

[John j]

You got one for sale?

Got a speed skim . Though did a ceiling other day (between 2 of us ) 4 and half bags and you never know how much I wished I could of used one lol

 

[Dr pepper]

Then get a plastic fantastic

I've got one great bit of kit, it was my numptyniss and miss use of it is were it's gone wrong!

 

[zombie]

Did you use the same gear for both coats?

 

[lurpak]

Did you use the same gear for both coats?

Was thinking this too. Same gear but 1st to thick so wet under 2nd

 

[zombie]

Was thinking this too. Same gear but 1st to thick so wet under 2nd

Same gear on painted surface, possibly pva wet/tacky instead of dry can all make it worse for me.

Love to lay down with same gear but on some backgrounds it's just the wrong thing to do imo.

 

[zombie]

Was thinking this too. Same gear but 1st to thick so wet under 2nd

100% agree about thickness F*****g walls up!

Needs to be scratched on these days!

 

[Dr pepper]

Same gear on painted surface, possibly pva wet/tacky instead of dry can all make it worse for me.

Love to lay down with same gear but on some backgrounds it's just the wrong thing to do imo.

That's is a good point, did lay on with same gear and as said still probly swimming underneath it as second coat went on, add to that to eager beaver with plastic and flex has resulted in the f**k up! Also PVA was tacky not bone dry when originally layed on....

All in all a shameful display by me self, took on aboard all you advices hopefully won't be going down this road again!

Again much appreciate all your thoughts

 

[lurpak]

That's is a good point, did lay on with same gear and as said still probly swimming underneath it as second coat went on, add to that to eager beaver with plastic and flex has resulted in the f**k up! Also PVA was tacky not bone dry when originally layed on....

All in all a shameful display by me self, took on aboard all you advices hopefully won't be going down this road again!

Again much appreciate all your thoughts

Nothing shameful whatsoever. Takes b*ll***s to post that.

 

[John j]

Did you use the same gear for both coats?

f**k do you know bout 2 coats pot noodle lol

 

[Dr pepper]

Nothing shameful whatsoever. Takes b*ll***s to post that.

Thanks mate, honesty best policy we all make mistakes just got to own up and move on, always learning in plastering game my old boss was 30 years deep and that was thing he said to us as a lad, learn by ya mistakes

 

[zombie]

Nothing shameful whatsoever. Takes b*ll***s to post that.

100% agree