Straight or Curved plastering on adjoints?

[S a plastering]

Defo curved all the time tried getting em straight but you Always see something looks good painted curved

 

[zombie]

Well think this has confirmed what ive always known @John j is that guy that thinks his works mint but is genuinely raf

Sorry mate I still love your photos and are my favourite dingle though x

 

[essexandy]

I'm really surprised that almost everyone says that you can't get these creases straight. Surely as plasterers you should be able to in all but extreme cases.
Thing is most clients don't want to may for what it can take to straighten them.
IMO this is no place for stop beads, it should be achieved by floating out with Bonding.
This is by far the longest crease I've done, and the clients said the straightness of it was the most important detail of their whole build. It was about 25m long. Importantly they were willing topay for it. And were delighted with the results, despite diabolical carpentry.

 

[zombie]

I'm really surprised that almost everyone says that you can't get these creases straight. Surely as plasterers you should be able to in all but extreme cases.
Thing is most clients don't want to may for what it can take to straighten them.
IMO this is no place for stop beads, it should be achieved by floating out with Bonding.
This is by far the longest crease I've done, and the clients said the straightness of it was the most important detail of their whole build. It was about 25m long. Importantly they were willing topay for it. And were delighted with the results, despite diabolical carpentry.
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Bet I'd still look at it and say it's on piss and look s**t!

Thread closed!!!

 

[essexandy]

Bet I'd still look at it and say it's on piss and look s**t!

Thread closed!!!

Plenty of trades looked at it, but no one found fault with it. That was good enough for me.

 

[superspread]

I'm really surprised that almost everyone says that you can't get these creases straight. Surely as plasterers you should be able to in all but extreme cases.
Thing is most clients don't want to may for what it can take to straighten them.
IMO this is no place for stop beads, it should be achieved by floating out with Bonding.
This is by far the longest crease I've done, and the clients said the straightness of it was the most important detail of their whole build. It was about 25m long. Importantly they were willing topay for it. And were delighted with the results, despite diabolical carpentry.
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When I do these I trowel, float,trowel, and concentrate on keeping my trowel/float as tight and straight to the dry edge as possible, constantly keeping the line clean,you only have to chatter the trowel As ur Putting on against the dry edge , then all of a sudden Uve built Up A high spot ,but it’s not until the ceiling/walls and splays Are completed that u know if u have got away with it, that’s the problem.

 

[zombie]

Plenty of trades looked at it, but no one found fault with it. That was good enough for me.

Phhhhhhhh should here what they were saying when you left the room!!!!

 

[superspread]

I'm really surprised that almost everyone says that you can't get these creases straight. Surely as plasterers you should be able to in all but extreme cases.
Thing is most clients don't want to may for what it can take to straighten them.
IMO this is no place for stop beads, it should be achieved by floating out with Bonding.
This is by far the longest crease I've done, and the clients said the straightness of it was the most important detail of their whole build. It was about 25m long. Importantly they were willing topay for it. And were delighted with the results, despite diabolical carpentry.
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I can see it looks pissed from the pic

 

[Olican]

evevn stop beads follow the board... which follow the rafters...

Float the bead true with bonding

 

[Cockney]

 

[Olican]

 

[Ritch]

In 30 years I've never seen 1 bang on no matter who or how it's been approached.

Sure some are passable and better than others but never ever bang on.

Those that think they have done 1 that's bang on the worse people you want to do them because I guarantee I'd stand under them and look up and laughter at what they think is great and talked the punter into.
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Nothings ever bang on but can look right to the eye, I personally hate straight lines on vaulted ceilings looks G**

 

[Ritch]

Lol don’t know how the random dog pics got on there lol

 

[zombie]

Beautiful dog mate!

 

[Ritch]

Beautiful dog mate!

Cheers pal she’s 13 now and not long beaten a rare aggressive cancer in her throat. I’ve put her on cbd after the op and she’s got a new lease of life

 

[Deleted member 32554]

Lol don’t know how the random dog pics got on there lol

I only looked at the dog lol , all dogs are great , breaks your heart to see a dog not get its own sofa , pillows and duvet , they never mind sharing

 

[John j]

Well think this has confirmed what ive always known @John j is that guy that thinks his works mint but is genuinely raf

Sorry mate I still love your photos and are my favourite dingle though x

Find one post where I.ve bigged me sen up

 

[essexandy]

Find one post where I.ve bigged me sen up

No one's a 100% sure what your posts say mate.

 

[zombie]

Find one post where I.ve bigged me sen up

Bit touchy arent we today!

What up wiv thee????

 

[John j]

Bit touchy arent we today!

What up wiv thee????

Need a snicker

 

[Smudger1]

 

[gps]

Your like @gps With a massively lower IQ

says Einstein, get Back to hiding behind the sofa with your mask and gloves on theres a good boy.

 

[Cromcruac]

how would u curve at wall line? ie. conservatory, 50pence shape?