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thebearbeef said:
@themucky1 did you do this job? What was the gear like? Got a house to do in the new year and thinking i'll give it a try purely based on local pick up and them offering 25 years on it if thats really the case
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Yeh I've used it and to be fair it's decent gear and priced competitively, I've done my last 4/5 jobs using it and I'm using this instead of Jub now, the warranty isn't 25 years as I was told but the manufacturers warranty is for 15 years which is still a bonus I've only used the silicone enhanced texture and found it spreads ok and leaves a decent finish the basecoat also sprays well


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themucky1 said:
Yeh I've used it and to be fair it's decent gear and priced competitively, I've done my last 4/5 jobs using it and I'm using this instead of Jub now, the warranty isn't 25 years as I was told but the manufacturers warranty is for 15 years which is still a bonus I've only used the silicone enhanced texture and found it spreads ok and leaves a decent finish the basecoat also sprays well


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Cheers i'll give them a call tomorrow to get some prices and details.
 
themucky1 said:
Yeh I've used it and to be fair it's decent gear and priced competitively, I've done my last 4/5 jobs using it and I'm using this instead of Jub now, the warranty isn't 25 years as I was told but the manufacturers warranty is for 15 years which is still a bonus I've only used the silicone enhanced texture and found it spreads ok and leaves a decent finish the basecoat also sprays well


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So is it a fair bit cheaper than jub?


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On the m2 rate for a 90mm system yeh by about a fiver if I can remember and for profiles Johnstones are cheaper than Wemico and it's made by Wemico, 1mm gauge base track an 1.8mm gauge verge trim


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Orangemachineman said:
So is it a fair bit cheaper than jub?


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I rang up today and got quoted £10.50 per bag of base coat, £35 per roll of mesh, and £35 per tub of top coat. We always use k-rend but people say this is good gear so at almost half the price on the top coat its worth a try. Local collection is a big plus too.

I looked at a nice detached house today and using johnstones over k-rend brings the price down by £1100 on materials for that one.
 
themucky1 said:
On the m2 rate for a 90mm system yeh by about a fiver if I can remember and for profiles Johnstones are cheaper than Wemico and it's made by Wemico, 1mm gauge base track an 1.8mm gauge verge trim


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That's a massive difference!!
So do you pass the saving on to the customer??!![emoji23]


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thebearbeef said:
I rang up today and got quoted £10.50 per bag of base coat, £35 per roll of mesh, and £35 per tub of top coat. We always use k-rend but people say this is good gear so at almost half the price on the top coat its worth a try. Local collection is a big plus too.

I looked at a nice detached house today and using johnstones over k-rend brings the price down by £1100 on materials for that one.
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There silicone textures not £70 surely?


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thebearbeef said:
I rang up today and got quoted £10.50 per bag of base coat, £35 per roll of mesh, and £35 per tub of top coat. We always use k-rend but people say this is good gear so at almost half the price on the top coat its worth a try. Local collection is a big plus too.

I looked at a nice detached house today and using johnstones over k-rend brings the price down by £1100 on materials for that one.
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To be fair the texture is a lot cheaper than the Jub I was using but in my opinion it's not half as good to rub or finish it leaves


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