running cornice

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kirk johnstone

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am going to have a go at running some cornice in situ at home, where can i get some class A from an can i put this straight over bonding?
 
they said that they only have fine casting plaster made by BG but its not plaster of paris so can i still add lime to it or not? or more to the point do i need ta add it to this stuff?
 
Straight over the bonding if its not dried out and yes lime can be added to slow it down a bit, watch the date on the bags though.
 
Liam Murray said:
Kirk, not being funny but, I think some of the post's you've put on here,your trying to run before you can walk
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wot makes you think that me old mate, is it because i asked wot the going rate was on s&c per meter?
 
kirk johnstone said:
am going to have a go at running some cornice in situ at home, where can i get some class A from an can i put this straight over bonding?
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i think you have already had toooooo much class A ;)
have you done this type of work before are you makin your own running mould and are you using a muffle? liam probably asked coz you asked can you go over bonding.
 
flynnyman said:
kirk johnstone said:
am going to have a go at running some cornice in situ at home, where can i get some class A from an can i put this straight over bonding?
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i think you have already had toooooo much class A ;)
have you done this type of work before are you makin your own running mould and are you using a muffle? liam probably asked coz you asked can you go over bonding.
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no mate its first go at it, i posted a reply in tips mate ;)
 
Kirk,I dont have a problem with people trying to better themselves,however if I was you I'd try and get in wth someone who can run cornices, or It might be worth your while to see what courses are available in your area
 
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