Unifinsh on sand/cement

[beader]

Thats a nice crisp image.

 

[Vincey]

More bullshit claims about the speedskim lol

I dont want to get off thread topic but..
As you are an older and wiser spread
Did you ever use carlite finish before multifinish came out ?
Genuine question

 

[flynnyman]

I dont want to get off thread topic but..
As you are an older and wiser spread
Did you ever use carlite finish before multifinish came out ?
Genuine question

Yes that's what I was trained on, that and limelight backing.

 

[flynnyman]

I dont want to get off thread topic but..
As you are an older and wiser spread
Did you ever use carlite finish before multifinish came out ?
Genuine question

And I'm only 44

 

[vfr12]

I will spare you the troubles asking about air test
And when I say, high standards I mean high standards . Sometimes when I see pictures of them domestic jobs makes me think only coursers are on domestic. On site, this will never happen

 

[Vincey]

Yes that's what I was trained on, that and limelight backing.

With your experience with both can you tell me which you prefer?
Carlite or multifinish?
Or no different?
Genuine question

 

[Danny]

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Legend

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[flynnyman]

With your experience with both can you tell me which you prefer?
Carlite or multifinish?
Or no different?
Genuine question

Carlite was mint on floated walls and went a lot further I would prefer that on floated walls but one plaster that does all wins hands down for me.

 

[Danny]

And I'm only 44

Sorry that should say born in 1944

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[flynnyman]

With your experience with both can you tell me which you prefer?
Carlite or multifinish?
Or no different?
Genuine question

Are these the questions BG gave you? I hope the gags are funny

 

[flynnyman]

Sorry that should say born in 1944

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I feel and probably sound like that on here lol

 

[theclemo]

Carlite was mint on floated walls and went a lot further I would prefer that on floated walls but one plaster that does all wins hands down for me.

U can't beat plastering sand and cement.

 

[Pug]

Danny Minogue or Kylie Minogue?
Genuine question.

 

[vfr12]

@theplasterman

Just noticed I have like from flynnyman

 

[vfr12]

And I will be man enough not asking him to remove it

 

[flynnyman]

@theplasterman

Just noticed I have like from flynnyman

Don't ask me to explain it lol

 

[Vincey]

Carlite was mint on floated walls and went a lot further I would prefer that on floated walls but one plaster that does all wins hands down for me.

Interesting
Thanks for your honesty...

So when multifinish arrived in the merchants and carlite was fazed out I am presuming alot of plasterers were not to happy about that?

 

[vfr12]

Don't ask me to explain it lol

No , I won't ! It will turn into midnight thread . I am off now

 

[theclemo]

Interesting
Thanks for your honesty...

So when multifinish arrived in the merchants and carlite was fazed out I am presuming alot of plasterers were not to happy about that?

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[flynnyman]

Interesting
Thanks for your honesty...

So when multifinish arrived in the merchants and carlite was fazed out I am presuming alot of plasterers were not to happy about that?

Your question is very leading but I will go with it it happened around the time I was doing my apprenticeship between 88 and 92 so I didn't really use a merchants or buy materials. I didn't do a single job until I served my time of four years I didn't want to get a bad name. It probably got faced out a few years after I can't remember, also just to add I never learnt how to dot and dab a board in my apprenticeship coz that wasn't done neither. Fibre tape I don't think arrived till about 92/94 it was bandage and hessian and also clout nails.

 

[Vincey]

No , I won't ! It will turn into midnight thread . I am off now

I just gave you a like as well

I'm off to bed as well

Got an important meeting in the morning

Goodnight codfather x

 

[Fatarm]

"theplasterman, post: 949339, member: 22999"]Interesting
Thanks for your honesty...

So when multifinish arrived in the merchants and carlite was fazed out I am presuming alot of plasterers were not to happy about that?

Ahh.. Im seeing the tactics vince....
your going for a points decision here

 

[flynnyman]

I just gave you a like as well

I'm off to bed as well

Got an important meeting in the morning

Goodnight codfather x

Hope your meeting goes well say hi to the polymer adding department

 

[Pug]

I wanna work in the polymer dept

 

[BigK]

With your experience with both can you tell me which you prefer?
Carlite or multifinish?
Or no different?
Genuine question

Board finish better than multi. More body in it.
Carlite great on backing plasters, great to spread & flatten, best on backing where there was a bit of suction.
It's just the handiness of multi that wins out, use it everywhere of course.

On the subject of multi, is it still taking about 5hrs to set? I know you can finish it in an hour and a half in decent climate but I mean to properly set.

 

[Vincey]

Hope your meeting goes well say hi to the polymer adding department

I think it's got to L's in pollymer

I might be wrong though I am a bit thick tbh

See you tomorrow lads

Goodnight

 

[A.plasterer]

Danny Minogue or Kylie Minogue?
Genuine question.

One led next to the other watching n waiting

 

[flynnyman]

I think it's got to L's in pollymer

I might be wrong though I am a bit thick tbh

See you tomorrow lads

Goodnight

WOW at last your right on one thing









You are thick and it's two not to lol

 

[Danny]

Well this has been educational

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[flynnyman]

Well this has been educational

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And it's only just started see how the meeting goes

 

[vfr12]

I just gave you a like as well

I'm off to bed as well

Got an important meeting in the morning

Goodnight codfather x

Still blue sky here mate

 

[flynnyman]

View attachment 11009 Meanwhile over at my local B&Q, I wouldn't buy out of date plaster at the same price as multie in date, you would have to be an idiot.

Meanwhile back at B and Q today spoke to the lads who work on trade and asked is it the DIY market that's buying it he said yes one bag here and there but not many plasterers. You would think at this incredible price it would be gone five days later? Could be longer I haven't been in for a few weeks.

 

[flynnyman]

Hmmmmm might grab a bag of it if it goes any lower, use it on that shitty job I've been doing the joinery on for a few weeks, they don't give a f**k and the plastering is shocking and falling off anyway lol

 

[Vincey]

Hmmmmm might grab a bag of it if it goes any lower, use it on that shitty job I've been doing the joinery on for a few weeks, they don't give a f**k and the plastering is shocking and falling off anyway lol

Well go on then punk arse, do it ,

Going upto b and q myself this weekend same there £5 same batch and same batch in stoke £5.

 

[flynnyman]

Well go on then punk arse, do it ,

Going upto b and q myself this weekend same there £5 same batch and same batch in stoke £5.

Sad in it punk arse lol your spending your weekends driving round the country picking up out of date plaster hahahahahah wait a minute......... Even sadder coz your saving a couple of pence off what your mates sell it to you for xx