Thistle Bond 60

uni-king said:
Suppose we wud then have builders/customers saying or it will only take u a hour! There say that now!
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I spend hours each month doing "couple of minute" jobs!

The best one was about 15 years ago when a very experienced builder told me it was - and I quote the c**t;

"30 seconds work"

It was infact 2 coat patching chases after the electrician and took a couple of hours.
 
Lol did you see in the comments on the video Rory price saying he wants to drop some of this into a zombie mix , I know the bonding will set fast but do you think it would send off the multi faster @flynnyman ?
Someone will definitely try it , look forward to that review lol
 
flynnyman said:
I thought once you got the job you had to f**k off?
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It was a plastering job :numberone:
Serious question though
Don't any of you lot ever turn up for a job and there is bits that need bonding that weren't there when you quoted I.e skirts ripped off or a new chase appeared or some plaster is loose and need to be quickly sorted , I get them all the time and would honestly always have a bag on van just in case of such a situation.
This is best thing they ever come out with imo
 
yep all the time just don't think you will speed up drying time than cement.i just mix smaller quantities of its a bigger area that needs bonding and will still be quicker than using that I think.i also think it's nicer to on with cement in as never seems to bubble.
 
Vincey said:
It was a plastering job :numberone:
Serious question though
Don't any of you lot ever turn up for a job and there is bits that need bonding that weren't there when you quoted I.e skirts ripped off or a new chase appeared or some plaster is loose and need to be quickly sorted , I get them all the time and would honestly always have a bag on van just in case of such a situation.
This is best thing they ever come out with imo
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Yep. Just do a 50/50 with multi.
 
plas1 said:
yep all the time just don't think you will speed up drying time than cement.i just mix smaller quantities of its a bigger area that needs bonding and will still be quicker than using that I think.i also think it's nicer to on with cement in as never seems to bubble.
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I thought the same till I used it mate , give one of them Bg demonstraters a call I think they giving out free trial bags now to everyone, would be interesting to see if you changed your mind after using it.
 
plas1 said:
yep all the time just don't think you will speed up drying time than cement.i just mix smaller quantities of its a bigger area that needs bonding and will still be quicker than using that I think.i also think it's nicer to on with cement in as never seems to bubble.
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Bonding mixed with plastering sand works best in my opinion!

The muddy water causes it to set in minutes, with no cracking, crazing or bubbles.

Good suction too! :fuckyou:

To be honest, only a complete novice or clueless turd would feel the need to buy Bonding 60.
 
PlanB said:
Bonding mixed with plastering sand works best in my opinion!

The muddy water causes it to set in minutes, with no cracking, crazing or bubbles.

Good suction too! :fuckyou:

To be honest, only a complete novice or clueless turd would feel the need to buy Bonding 60.
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That's why Vince likes it

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Vincey said:
It was a plastering job :numberone:
Serious question though
Don't any of you lot ever turn up for a job and there is bits that need bonding that weren't there when you quoted I.e skirts ripped off or a new chase appeared or some plaster is loose and need to be quickly sorted , I get them all the time and would honestly always have a bag on van just in case of such a situation.
This is best thing they ever come out with imo
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So when you f**k**g off?
 
Yep definitely is available for peeps who want to try it , the future is here
Thistle Bond 60
 
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