Sticking beads on. Oh no. Not this again!
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DeWalt 14mm Stapler / Nail Gun
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No or very little plaster sticking to the wall through the holes looking at that.
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Thanks pal appreciatedDeWalt 14mm Stapler / Nail Gun
Order online at Screwfix.com. Heavy duty hand tacker built for the jobsite. Fires DeWalt, Arrow or Stanley heavy duty staples and 18 gauge brads. FREE next day delivery available, free collection in 5 minutes.www.screwfix.com
tapit
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No or very little plaster sticking to the wall through the holes looking at that
I've got this gun they're good but every staple I've ever tried just curl up on renderDeWalt 14mm Stapler / Nail Gun
Order online at Screwfix.com. Heavy duty hand tacker built for the jobsite. Fires DeWalt, Arrow or Stanley heavy duty staples and 18 gauge brads. FREE next day delivery available, free collection in 5 minutes.www.screwfix.com
So they dont go through sand & cement then?
tapit
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What's that you're sticking there? Some sorta surround for boxes?
Mine don't and I've tried arrow and DeWalt staples
I have same stapler but will not go into hard walls...
devneydutch
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No plumb reveals
Cockney
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What size staples are you using mate?
10mm arrow last one's I had mate they wouldn't touch render and I know some of them internal hard angles hard as f***
tapit
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I am guessing you are dabbing your beads on if they are not plumb?
My beads are not designed for that purpose they are designed for overskims where corners are already fairly plumb and also to replace the current practice of using stapled beads incorrectly. There is an acceptable method for stapling beads but i have only seen it done by a few dry liners and never by skimmers.
What's a skimmer?
Ritch
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That whole pic is pointless tape and socket box lol
tapit
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A person who staples bead into plasterboard and skims over it.
tapit
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lol
Cockney
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Steve Brown
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I bought one of them when my Stanley finally gave in, it’s much better but no good on proper S&C angles that’s where scim or no nails comes in.DeWalt 14mm Stapler / Nail Gun
Order online at Screwfix.com. Heavy duty hand tacker built for the jobsite. Fires DeWalt, Arrow or Stanley heavy duty staples and 18 gauge brads. FREE next day delivery available, free collection in 5 minutes.www.screwfix.com
Just use the stapler on board only, clouts on everything else bar hard angles where I us scim.
Have used Multi Stick on pvc external beads to save time but thought it stuck better when Sika made it.
Steve Brown
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tapit
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What type of beads are you stapling internally?
devneydutch
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I tend too staple and foam them if they are out a little I bond them out. The carpenters/blockies never leave the reveals plum
Steve Brown
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Standard galvanised thin coat beads.
Ritch
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That’s what u should of called your stupid hole punched duct tape LOL
Cockney
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If you was correct I wouldn’t have disagreed numb nuts!
tapit
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No mate, it is someone who is investing in themselves. We are all our own ambassadors mate. You should sack yourself.
tapit
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Seems to be a common mistake.
BigK
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Arrow staples are s**t. 10mm Stanley staples will go into render, about 1 in 10 don’t but go in far enough that you flatten them with the base of the stapler, it’s the only way for skim beads, the rest are talking nonsense
