sponge floats on multifinnish
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Danny
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That was mp finish and not multi finish
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maybe because a good plasterer would never sponge finish multi...
raytheplasterer
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pretty good for making a first coat go off quick(if you got a fresh bag and a small wall) wouldn't ever sponge a second coat. seems to work best with a normal steel blade as opposed to a stainless aswell for some reason, always handy to have a sponge float around imo,
they're a bugger to clean though.
they're a bugger to clean though.
buildingservices
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I like scrubbing my back with mine being a northener!
Putzmiester
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We were sponging multi 12 years ago 2 of us doing a 10 bag sets we used to love it it also give you good colour consistency, 1 coat nice and meaty flatten it run angles in spray with water give it a good sponge then trowel up from there ,happy days when your flat bashing
spunky
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A good plasterer wouldn't have to ask when to 2nd coat mp finish
spunky
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If someone offered half of you cock suckers on here who think there amazing and slag sponge finish off work in Germany what would you say
a) yeah sure
b) sorry don't do sponge finish because I haven't got a clue how to
c) no because it's rough
d) yeah sound lets all go earn some money and take our heads out of our arses because I don't know what the **** I'm talking about anyway when it comes to sponging multi and internall plaster is sponged on 90percent of houses in Germany
a) yeah sure
b) sorry don't do sponge finish because I haven't got a clue how to
c) no because it's rough
d) yeah sound lets all go earn some money and take our heads out of our arses because I don't know what the **** I'm talking about anyway when it comes to sponging multi and internall plaster is sponged on 90percent of houses in Germany
raytheplasterer
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theres more skill in using a sponge than a machine.
leebo02
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ja bitte, wann kann ich anfangen,,,(yes please when can i start)
a good plasterer would ask advice with a product he hasnt used before , do you want me to qoute some of the questions you asked about the MP finish ?? now if you havent anything constructive to say... fuk off ...
lol.. thats next week mate, people like sponky shouldnt have a go at someone who is asking questions about a product that is relatively new in terms of the UK plastering market.... and then ask r******d questions about it himself....lmao.. anyway.. wait til next week..lol.x
Olican
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Welcome along Radu :RpS_thumbsup: give us a proper intro, where are you from, are you busy, how long in the game, boxers or briefs . That sort of thing :RpS_thumbup:
spunky
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By all means ask questions but you're asking how much do I lay on before I second coat which I'm not being funny sounds like something a labourer would ask?
You said a good plasterer doesn't sponge finish, I've seen lads sponging finish that would tear you to pieces on both finish and speed and you're like every other plasterer who doesn't like it, never even tried it don't know the process or the benefits of how much quicker it is and when you're slogging it out for a bunch of knob jockeys in suits slashing rates you end up a fool to yourself
tbh I agree a nice 2 coat finish will look better but sponging finish is passable and quicker and done properly which I've seen by a few young welsh lads is spot on.......there you go a constructive reply
MP is applied differently to BG finishes, hence why I was asking advice.. tear me to pieces ?? so your phycic aswell... your talents never cease... '' i dont do '' passable '' mate...
don't forget e) What are the rates mate? and is there many knocking shop?s!!!
god plasterers these days they ask all the wrong questions!!!!:rolleyes)
DannyMac
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Have you worked in Germany?
What a bellend.. brilliant mate....
DannyMac
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The great thing about sponging gips in Germany was that a great finish wasn't expected 90% of the time.
Closed in, flat and straight down the angles is what was required.
spunky
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Thanks mr can't skim a wall bloke
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