Knauf Airless Day At Immingham

f**k**g hell twenty years and twenty three years I wish, 43 years I’ve been in this game from the bucket at sixteen no qualifications probably why I am crap
 
Mouldyoldspudgun said:
Yes I do, it was everywhere in the eighties, dry lining was every where in the seventies, it all goes around in a circle just like aluminium windows to plastic and back to aluminium now. Everything seems to go round and round even one of the k rend thingies has developed a paint to change the colour unless I dreamt that one not sure now but the whole idea was not painting, smacks of Tyrolean to me
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But how can it go back to the days of solid plastering, who's going to do it? The skillset just isn't there.
On top of that you've got loads of small builders throwing up the D&D themselves.
 
Mouldyoldspudgun said:
What’s a private member? Is it like a strip club membership?
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You ain’t a private member either you can do one as well ;) nah actually your a funny c**t and find you good laugh and know your stuff so I want you to hang around plus really sort of ruined the thread with all the aggression and should be moved on to a different thread really I find it amusing as why ruin what people were going on about in first place
 
essexandy said:
But how can it go back to the days of solid plastering, who's going to do it? The skillset just isn't there.
On top of that you've got loads of small builders throwing up the D&D themselves.
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I never thought of that, you are right on the button there, there isn’t the skill set there any more, these youngsters that have got it all will be worth their weight in gold probably the day after I jack it in, Sod’s law that
 
Mouldyoldspudgun said:
I never thought of that, you are right on the button there, there isn’t the skill set there any more, these youngsters that have got it all will be worth their weight in gold probably the day after I jack it in, Sod’s law that
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One thing about D&D is that I think guys will struggle with longevity.
I think it's easier on the body wacking S&C on the wall than lugging heavy sheets of plasterboard about.
So it's less skillful but not good for the youngsters in the long run.
 
taylorhendersonplastering said:
trouble

That’s rich coming from a truck driver and a s**t shoveller ..
This is a plasterers forum where real plasterers talk and advise about the trade..
To much bullshit coming out of your mouth especially when I put your play boy friend right the other day when Is was joking about “cancer”
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Which part of this you aimed at me? Bit confused
 
Wow bored of this now with all the bitching.

If any of you guys wanna know more about airless plastering then join the Facebook group spraying makes sense.

It's used to be a a spray painting group however has evolved to include spray plastering.

Why? Because painting and plastering are finishing trades and marry up well.

Painters are now spray plastering and a few clever plasterers are spray painting. Plasterers need to wake up!

The positive on the situation is that plasterers find it much easier to adapt to spray painting then the other way round.



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essexandy said:
One thing about D&D is that I think guys will struggle with longevity.
I think it's easier on the body wacking S&C on the wall than lugging heavy sheets of plasterboard about.
So it's less skillful but not good for the youngsters in the long run.
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I don’t know Andy, I know it hurts me lugging boards about but the tackers I know are in their fifties and they throw them around straight up above their heads and there’s nothing of them, then there’s me whose arms hurt just holding them above my head with nothing in them I think if you specialise it’s okay, like floor laying I can just about lay 10 ton now but floor layers in their sixties still do 20 ton
 
Curry said:
Wow bored of this now with all the bitching.

If any of you guys wanna know more about airless plastering then join the Facebook group spraying makes sense.

It's used to be a a spray painting group however has evolved to include spray plastering.

Why? Because painting and plastering are finishing trades and marry up well.

Painters are now spray plastering and a few clever plasterers are spray painting. Plasterers need to wake up!

The positive on the situation is that plasterers find it much easier to adapt to spray painting then the other way round.



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Tried joining no luck
 
essexandy said:
But how can it go back to the days of solid plastering, who's going to do it? The skillset just isn't there.
On top of that you've got loads of small builders throwing up the D&D themselves.
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its all about quick production mate.
houses get painted within an hour these days.
tiled/ 2nd fixed/kitchen fitted all in a day !!

all i ever here is "when uuu gunna be dun paaal" ??
 
This is airless overskim in 1950's house. It's not yet painted. The woodwork is sprayed by myself. The finish is better then any decorator by brush
Knauf Airless Day At Immingham
Knauf Airless Day At Immingham
Knauf Airless Day At Immingham
Knauf Airless Day At Immingham


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Curry said:
This is airless overskim in 1950's house. It's not yet painted. The woodwork is sprayed by myself. The finish is better then any decorator by brush
Knauf Airless Day At Immingham
Knauf Airless Day At Immingham
Knauf Airless Day At Immingham
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Did you spray that with the big airless or with a small handheld one?
 
Mouldyoldspudgun said:
Same as that, I am to much of a moaney know it all c**t to change the way I do things now
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But can teach an old dog new tricks been decent all the questions and seems the chaps had a good weekend and seeing it first hand and if could fit in what they do and make it work would be interested to see what they thought on a big run of it
 
Mouldyoldspudgun said:
I think someone said something about Sittingbourne somewhere here
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Yeah that's where we went before to see the useless Knauf Multifinish being applied by even more useless 'expert applicators'.
Hopefully they'll have some proper people on the airless gear.
I won't be holding my breath though.
 
Pagey said:
But can teach an old dog new tricks been decent all the questions and seems the chaps had a good weekend and seeing it first hand and if could fit in what they do and make it work would be interested to see what they thought on a big run of it
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I am pretty close to retirement now so the outlay probably wouldn’t pay for me to do it, I may go to the Sittingbourne display but just for the day out to be honest and to see what I am up against
 
essexandy said:
Yeah that's where we went before to see the useless Knauf Multifinish being applied by even more useless 'expert applicators'.
Hopefully they'll have some proper people on the airless gear.
I won't be holding my breath though.
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I hope it’s not at the bloody Knauf plant is the airless s**t made by them?
 
Mouldyoldspudgun said:
I am pretty close to retirement now so the outlay probably wouldn’t pay for me to do it, I may go to the Sittingbourne display but just for the day out to be honest and to see what I am up against
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It’s always nice to see the new stuff about and people like @Vincey sort of have a passion about moving with times as I’m still young I feel should move a bit more with it but I’ve done things the same way with a few adaptions after taking tips from fellow spreads that I can’t see it being for me,will say though it does look a nice finish and crisp lines and in right hands on right jobs I can see people cleaning up that part of it clever thing is that it’s a big outlay at first that will keep a lot of chancers away from it
 
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