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Does anyone know anyone who stocks this in london please, it seems as rare as rocking horse sh t
 
My local builders Center has it always in stock and Travis Perkins said they can get it next day so I can't see it being a problem in the big smoke
 
Hi,

Just to add used to stock inmy local BQ for yrs they havent had for about a yr when i enquired why they said that BG had tempererly removed as had some probs with it dont know if true or not so had to use tarmac limelite instead.
 
i asked my b&q and they told me they stopped selling it because of lack of demand
the travis near me dont sell it, i had to get it from howarth timber (only place round me that sold it) £20 a bag rob dogs
 
The only place in london I could find was travis in london and fully expected my pants to be pulled down, but £15 pounds a bag so I was happy
 
not seen any drycoat anywhere for ages....
was 10.00 bag in b&q ...i also recently asked counter about it and was
told it had been discontinued

use limelite instead....also rather use high impact finish
 
Nightmare getting hold of this stuff, i've tried:

jewsons
wickes
travis perkins
and about 5 local merchants around devon/somerset.

jewson said that they can get me a pallet and travis perkins said its only in stock in the north of the country, bugger.

They have limelite but I hear you can't use multi on top of that stuff.
 
gps said:
Does anyone know anyone who stocks this in london please, it seems as rare as rocking horse sh t
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I can get Dri-coat from the bigger B&Q's.

Limelite is just as good. If you can get hold of Limelite then you can their their finish as well.
 
Travis in Porstlade rd ,wandsworth are a plastering specialist for london, also south london plastering near London bridge has all and every type of plaster..
 
Rigsby said:
I can get Dri-coat from the bigger B&Q's.
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I have a superstore near me and they have multi, browning, bonding, dri-wall adhesive and that's it.


Rigsby said:
Limelite is just as good. If you can get hold of Limelite then you can their their finish as well.
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What is their own finish like? i'm a amateur plasterer that is used to multi so a little apphensive. Also, on the affected damp wall 1 meter from the floor will be limelite and limelite finish and above this is the existing plaster which will need to be skimmed a well.
 
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