PLASTIC SKIMMING TROWEL thread locked due to trolling

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sprayit said:
Honestly?? are you serious??
I have got nothing to do with these trowels its just that i am passionate about plastering tools. I cant talk about them to my friends because they tell me i am boring them, then theres the misses who will listen but when i test her at the end of the week i find she wasnt listening at all.
You need to chill out brother. you are making youself look a twaaat by complaining all the time who loves a moaner?? who appreciates a moaner?? thats what you do here is moan.
Am i supposed to feel sorry for danny cos he is ill FFS grow up. Church can take a joke and he is tight aswell.
You only seem to knock succesful people who are having a go in life. Why would danny mind this thread being advertising?? The thread has had over 500 views in a few days and lots of the threads i post get big views which must mean that its an interesting thread.
What have you ever done you
dick!!!

:D :D
 
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he is really a nice bloke though chris mad as a box of monkeys
 
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Chris W said:
im chilled mate, im just adding the other side of the argument, without resorting to schoolyard name calling..

pretty much worked out the 'wind up merchant' bit... ;D ;D ;D whatever floats his boat is suppose...
::)

im not chilled i'm eating my hand in angryness rahhhhhhhhh
 
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oasis said:
not much point mate they shine up the wall2 much i have 1
Hello oasis you right about that to much of a smooth surface a right pain when you come to paint it .Nothing better than a nice cross troweled wall done with a finishing trowel when paint finish is required.
 
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sprayit said:
does the paint fall off or something
Obviously sprayit you dont paint the plaster what youve applied otherwise you would understand the problems it causes by polishing the surface of top-finish . Try a metre square of of white matt emulsion on a surface normal troweled then the same again on the surface polished and see the difference the polished surface will look crap not only that the plastic trowel will wear and put drag marks in the wall.
 
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sprayit said:
does the paint fall off or something
No, the paint does not stick to the plaster because the surface is too shiny, no key, so it peels off being the worst case.
 
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i didn't know it caused problems, is it much more shiny than say a wall that dried really quick on you ?
also is there a way of avoiding geting it too shiny, there must be a time when it is right to trowel with a plastic trowel.
keying the surface up is not a painters job then is it?
 
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jimfish said:
sprayit said:
does the paint fall off or something
Obviously sprayit you dont paint the plaster what youve applied otherwise you would understand the problems it causes by polishing the surface of top-finish . Try a metre square of of white matt emulsion on a surface normal troweled then the same again on the surface polished and see the difference the polished surface will look crap not only that the plastic trowel will wear and put drag marks in the wall.
no we never paint the skimming, but sometimes we have painted drywall up to level 5/6.
 
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level 1 tape
level 2 jointed
level 3 seamless/sanded
level 4 skimmed
level 5 painted ready for final decoration
level 6 completed wall ready for handover
 
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I always thought the vsrious levels in T&J were
level 1 a fire jointed ceiling or so above a lay in grid to level 5 a seamless finish on a finished wall but i am willing to be corrected
 
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so all this talk of a plastic trowel from refina but no link yet? even refina dont have it on there site?
 
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old school painter once told me he'll rub a hessian sack over plaster thats had an extra trowel, took seconds and gave a perfect surface..
 
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fire taped is just taped innit ie level 1
and level 5 is seamless finish that only requires colour or final, we have finished ceilings as level 5 finish after we have sprayed a self levelling thin coat plaster that dries like a paint and because they wouldn look any better with a final coat of matt they were left as finished.
im not going to correct you cos thats dirty, but you may look up descriptions of drywall finishing and then tell me im acunt for being wrong. i can take it and if im wrong i wont forget again
 
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so its, either create more work for the painters, and save time on plastering by about 1 hour (some one said on this forums) and make the painters have little more work by rubbing it down with a sack ?

or finish plastering up later and dont make the painters rub down? (which i would think painters would rub the surface before they start)
 
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i like the idea of getting a third set in, fcuk the painters. should have mine next week.
 
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theboss said:
so its, either create more work for the painters, and save time on plastering by about 1 hour (some one said on this forums) and make the painters have little more work by rubbing it down with a sack ?

or finish plastering up later and dont make the painters rub down? (which i would think painters would rub the surface before they start)

If you sand a skimmed wall before applying any paint, you will see the scratches through it.
 
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TonyM said:
theboss said:
so its, either create more work for the painters, and save time on plastering by about 1 hour (some one said on this forums) and make the painters have little more work by rubbing it down with a sack ?

or finish plastering up later and dont make the painters rub down? (which i would think painters would rub the surface before they start)

If you sand a skimmed wall before applying any paint, you will see the scratches through it.

not sand it down, but some 1 mentioned rubbing a hessian sack on the polished surface?
 
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sprayit said:
fire taped is just taped innit ie level 1
and level 5 is seamless finish that only requires colour or final, we have finished ceilings as level 5 finish after we have sprayed a self levelling thin coat plaster that dries like a paint and because they wouldn look any better with a final coat of matt they were left as finished.
im not going to correct you cos thats dirty, but you may look up descriptions of drywall finishing and then tell me im a(french person) for being wrong. i can take it and if im wrong i wont forget again
I didnt mean you were wrong maaaaaaannn its what i thought it was, do you know what i mean. Maaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnn, am i?
 
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I can only see shiny surfaces becomming a problem if site painters complain about 'these f'ckin plarstrers all using plastic trowels'...
if it gets to that stage and theres no other way round it, spend 20minutes at the end of the day with a hessian sack wrapped round a soft broom.. youre still quids in...
its gonna have to be put through its paces and feedback received from the blokes with one on the end of their arm every day, both site and domestic...
 
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i've got a couple of full house reskims coming up next month, all price work, thats why i'm gonna give one a go.
 
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i reckon it wants a go with boardy AND multi... might get a different result..
 
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no! i rang em to order one. its all in the thread mate.
 
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oasis there is no link, i took a photo of a leaflet refina sent me just so use could all see it. I dont sell them and have f all to do with them and i dont even do much skimming these days.
Pug those reskims what do u do with them, uni bond skim or bond it skim what what what
 
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ive just finished a job where the builder supplied us with febond blue grit. its a bit thicker too apply than betonkontact but did the job and smelt nice too
 
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ok i have read through this whole thread , and now I'm locking it , Sprayit intentions of starting this has nothing to do with advertising this product he has simply made us aware of it which i think is what the forums all about , looks like we have also had the owner/ inventor of this product telling us about his product and all its supposed advantages , which is again fair , but now we all know about it where to purchase it , anymore advertising of this product on this forum will have to be arranged with the forum owner ( Danny ) which i think is also fair .

Also i will remove this thread later once i feel everyone has had a chance to view it , which i think is ................. yeah you guessed it .

fair
 
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gipser said:
ive just finished a job where the builder supplied us with febond blue grit. its a bit thicker too apply than betonkontact but did the job and smelt nice too

If you don't put that on with a plastic trowel, your post is in the wrong thread.
 
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ive never once had a problem with painters saying the walls too shiny ???
 
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