Doing a full re skim on an old terrace

[James91]

Came across damp upstairs in the property, I’ve dealt with rising damp before with a mix of sand/cement/sika… Don’t know my way round damp proofing so this is why I’m asking, here for help so give us your best advise or I’ll bum your cat. What do I look for and the best way to resolve the issue at hand?

 

[tapit]

Buy me a cat?

 

[Monkey Boy]

 

[smoother09]

Did you say I'll bum your cat?
I find that highly inappropriate! Why would you say you want to bum a cat, are you OK? That's a strange first post.

 

[S a plastering]

It will be penertrating damp if upstairs won't be rising damp mate find out the cause then you could float out with sand cement salt inhibitor in it

 

[S a plastering]

Insulation to external walls if you can as they will be 9inch solid no cavity

 

[Stewie03]

Came across damp upstairs in the property, I’ve dealt with rising damp before with a mix of sand/cement/sika… Don’t know my way round damp proofing so this is why I’m asking, here for help so give us your best advise or I’ll bum your cat. What do I look for and the best way to resolve the issue at hand?

 

[Bigstevehammer]

Why bum a cat??

Everyone knows they are for kicking only??

 

[Cockney]

Came across damp upstairs in the property, I’ve dealt with rising damp before with a mix of sand/cement/sika… Don’t know my way round damp proofing so this is why I’m asking, here for help so give us your best advise or I’ll bum your cat. What do I look for and the best way to resolve the issue at hand?

Bumming a pussy.............. Hmm very interesting!
Please tell me more.

 

[plas1]

It will be penertrating damp if upstairs won't be rising damp mate find out the cause then you could float out with sand cement salt inhibitor in it

No think the word penetrating is wise as he's mentioned bumming a cat

 

[S a plastering]

Fuk my pussy plz

 

[Cockney]

Fuk my pussy plz

 

[S a plastering]

Haha

 

[Retired Spread]

that u nath?

 

[JessThePlasterer]

Came across damp upstairs in the property, I’ve dealt with rising damp before with a mix of sand/cement/sika… Don’t know my way round damp proofing so this is why I’m asking, here for help so give us your best advise or I’ll bum your cat. What do I look for and the best way to resolve the issue at hand?

Where is the damp?

Could be roof, mortar, bad window seals, blown bricks, ivy, blah blah

In other words pass the book lol

 

[The Hobo]

Did you say I'll bum your cat?
I find that highly inappropriate! Why would you say you want to bum a cat, are you OK? That's a strange first post.

a bit like sticking a finger up a candle sellers arse

 

[MakeItSmooth]

Did you say I'll bum your cat?
I find that highly inappropriate! Why would you say you want to bum a cat, are you OK? That's a strange first post.

a bit like sticking a finger up a candle sellers arse

 

[MakeItSmooth]

give us your best advise or I’ll bum your cat.

 

[James91]

Did you say I'll bum your cat?
I find that highly inappropriate! Why would you say you want to bum a cat, are you OK? That's a strange first post.

Sorry, auto correct, meant to say shag your cat

 

[James91]

It will be penertrating damp if upstairs won't be rising damp mate find out the cause then you could float out with sand cement salt inhibitor in it

Nice one mate, knocked it all back, they’ve just asked me to do what I thinks best, so S+C job it is

 

[James91]

Where is the damp?

Could be roof, mortar, bad window seals, blown bricks, ivy, blah blah

In other words pass the book lol

Wish I could pass the book need it doing though so I can get it completed before Christmas

 

[JessThePlasterer]

Wish I could pass the book need it doing though so I can get it completed before Christmas

Well you can do what you can from the inside but I’d advise them that if it continues it’s an exterior problem

Then you’ve covered yourself. If they have water getting in they’re only going to call you back for a problem for a brickie or roofer