K-rend thin coat

[rhysevans27]

I have a bit of experience with thin coat render as the job I've been on had some balcony ceilings done and it all went ok(in the end).
Thing is now I've been given a house to do and I'm just concerned about how it bits together on each lift of the scaffold on big walls!
I'm not thinking about going for a massive breakfast when the top lift is the only part on just wanted to know how much time I had to finish a list as I don't wanna mess it up and have a join mark.
I'd be comfortable if I was with someone else but it's just going to be me.
Any info would be great cheers

 

[owls]

I wouldn’t do it on my own, even this time of year it’s going to skin over at the edges. you need one applying and one with the plastic float on a decent panel.

 

[Rossi46]

You’ve got to be fast with big areas too. No pissin about. The quicker the better.

 

[Vincey]

Agree with the above two guys know what they are on about pal

Last thing you want is to f**k it up and look shite and not get paid

 

[malc]

on large areas we have 2 laying on and 1 on the plastic trowel.

 

[Olican]

Where are you based @rhysevans27 ? Maybe someone in here can jump in. Get hands on it bud. Thincoat can bite you on the arse

 

[vfr12]

pffff one motorcunt and one orange machine is plenty @Rossi46 you forget you own one already

 

[rhysevans27]

Cheers guys that's what I expected to hear,,i wont tackle it by myself they will have to wait loo