The air we breathe is. Going for a walk. Picking your nose. Laughing. Just to name a few free things
U live in Southampton
It is also slightly different to use. You have to make sure you don't go too heavy when laying on as it has a tendency to 'clump' when you try to flatten in/ trowel up. In this weather, you'll be able to put a bit on and retire to the house as it takes a little longer to pick up. It has a long delayed set. Hope you find this useful.
Is it good s**t man
Yay or nay wiss kid
I like it. We used it in our workshop mixing area and it does what it claims. It gets easier to use, the more you use, like anything, Still haven't used the pure yet, how about you?
Do you still live up the hill Andy.?
Does what
What f**k**g hill u cant
It resists students giving it a whack with a hammer as they walk past. It still dents but not as much. It's good for hospital corridors etc, where it needs to be a bit more durable. Wouldn't buy it for domestic tho'.
Yes I read spec Chris, but 60% stronger I did not think that was stronger enough to make a big difference.
Big hill up from Norman's House, thought I seen you there Thursday buddy.
You can feel its a lot denser when you're putting it on and when its set. It would be something that architects would spec, so you'd have to price accordingly.
Mate just don't. Use Multifinish, Board, Pure, whatever but not that shite. It really is only viable for a proper plasterer, not some DIY Noddy and even then it's horrible.
I personally think its sound when used properly.
Bang lines out with said hammer. Mallet any f"" thing. Lol
A lot easier to hang your tools up all nice and neatly.
well most of it