Starting out

[Stewie03]

Agree would of been easier just to skim the whole small section of wall than trying to piss about patching it in to the existing

 

[John j]

Agree would of been easier just to skim the whole small section of wall than trying to piss about patching it in to the existing

Must of been in first lock down when there was no finish

 

[smoother09]

Cool kids lingo.

I thought I was cool might just be slightly tepid after a rethink!

 

[Nash plastering]

Hi everyone

I've just started out in plastering, (6 months). Practiced on my house and covered a lot of bases/situation. I also had a go at render and did my first paid job for a friend a few weeks ago.

Looking at joining a crew, but have been advised to get my quals sorted.

Does anyone recommend a quality company that works to a recognised qualification in a decent amount of time?

I cant afford to be doing 12 week long courses, short and sweet is my only option.

If your struggling to get in a gang maybe start off offering as a labourer? You will learn as you go then skies your limit.

 

[BryanJ]

This you?
I'll be honest with you, I've never seen a finished wall look like that.
Why have you blended such a small section of wall?