monocouche without a pump?

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Yes your right
I've got a machine that lets you put the bags in and then pumps it on the wall
You have a machine that you have you employ a goon to mix it then load it in
And mines only a grand more

Just saying like:whistle:
 
I've forgotten what the instructor said we should use to bed the mesh into for the first coat. is it rend-aid? weber pral for the main coat. Is it beads first, then lay a tight coat with the mesh and then the weber pral.
Its all new to us, so apologies for sounding a bit dense!
 
spredadair said:
I've forgotten what the instructor said we should use to bed the mesh into for the first coat. is it rend-aid? weber pral for the main coat. Is it beads first, then lay a tight coat with the mesh and then the weber pral.
Its all new to us, so apologies for sounding a bit dense!
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@keithuk
 
spredadair said:
I've forgotten what the instructor said we should use to bed the mesh into for the first coat. is it rend-aid? weber pral for the main coat. Is it beads first, then lay a tight coat with the mesh and then the weber pral.
Its all new to us, so apologies for sounding a bit dense!
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Bed it in with the mono mate ,back about 6/8 mm from the face work
 
When you get a physical problem caused by work like me having Tyno in the wrists in the 90's (6 years off) then tennis elbow at 55 (2 years off) you have to mechanise to survive your career. But why wait? Mechanise now, avoid the pain and reach state pension age.
 
bobby said:
Yes your right
I've got a machine that lets you put the bags in and then pumps it on the wall
You have a machine that you have you employ a goon to mix it then load it in
And mines only a grand more

Just saying like:whistle:
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The goon you refer to would also just put bags in your machine wouldn't he?

Each machine has its place on the market. Even ones that don't mix, even ones that only pump 15m even ones that pump 40m

It's all down to what you do and what serves your purpose
 
Plasterers1StopShop said:
The goon you refer to would also just put bags in your machine wouldn't he?

Each machine has its place on the market. Even ones that don't mix, even ones that only pump 15m even ones that pump 40m

It's all down to what you do and what serves your purpose
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Like to see you find a
Plasterers1StopShop said:
The goon you refer to would also just put bags in your machine wouldn't he?

Each machine has its place on the market. Even ones that don't mix, even ones that only pump 15m even ones that pump 40m

It's all down to what you do and what serves your purpose
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tbh my machine can hold 15 bags so he also helps me put on Ryan ,as i have said loads of times ,choose a machine that suits your needs
 
keithuk said:
Like to see you find a

tbh my machine can hold 15 bags so he also helps me put on Ryan ,as i have said loads of times ,choose a machine that suits your needs
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Exactly - a machine that suits your needs. This is why we have every type of option available. Conveying Machine - 110v. Mixing Pumps - 110v and 3 Phase and also Diesel
 
spredadair said:
Hello, new member on here.
Been plastering and rendering for 25+ years and recently went on a course to learn the basics of monocouche.
Found it quite simple and easier on the wrists but at the end, the instructor basically said that there is really no point in doing this type of rendering without a pump.
Don't want to splash out thousands of pounds on a pump after a quick course on monocouche, but i'm interested in giving customers an alternative to sand & cement rendering.
Is there anyone out there who doesn't use a pump? and what would they recommend for knocking up?
Bath? Whisk? Dustbin? Gorilla tub? or is it just a pump job?
I'd appreciate any ideas.
Thanks
Spredadair!
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Welcome to the forum. We also have the option to hire machines if this suits. Please let me know if you require any details
 
I'm not kissin arse because I just don't but I don't think it's any different from us being on here chatting about work on a Saturday night.
 
Plasterers1StopShop said:
Far from it mate. Love what I and to be fair it's only a 3 second thing replying to someone.

I mean we all have a life, but we all seem to still be sat on our phones or Laptops writing posts on the forum
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All the sites your on ? respect to you Ryan ,you work hard mate ,no one can take that away from you
 
keithuk said:
All the sites your on ? respect to you Ryan ,you work hard mate ,no one can take that away from you
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Cheers Keith, I always say you only get out what you put it.
I'm still young and currently have a great life. I just want to be the best I can and do the best I can so the day I have a family, I can provide for them without having to work till 23:00 every night.
 
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