Waves

[Spreadley]

Hi I seem to frequently get waves in my plaster when I am troweling up. How do I avoid this. Thanks

 

[Gibbo]

Try using your trowel flatter with a even pressure

 

[Spreadley]

Thanks

 

[sub55]

thinner

 

[stuart23]

Hi mate, there could be a few reasons your getting them. Going on too early with too much pressure could cause it, applying diffrent pressure to the trowel when troweling could cause it and if your laying on too thick that could be a cause as well.

 

[Arti]

Think he's on about tiger stripes or streaky bacon...........use a new mix for laying in with and dont put it on too thick

 

[Fatarm]

Are you mixin your gear with sea water? Sea water can produce waves:RpS_laugh:

 

[essexandy]

You bunch of tee-shirt wearing mug holding softies, where's Spunky when you need him?

 

[Danny]

LOL

All the above are good answers Except EssexAndy he has had a long day

 

[Nisus]

Hi I seem to frequently get waves in my plaster when I am troweling up. How do I avoid this. Thanks

Why do you want to avoid it?
I think it looks beautiful :RpS_thumbsup:

 

[spunky]

A good trowel helps

 

[beader]

Surfs up dudes.:RpS_cool:

 

[beddy]

Cun....sorry andy i really want a t shirt

 

[ELplastering123]

too early all you gotta do is catch it right

 

[spunky]

I can get on it early with a fair bit of water with one trowel the other I have to wait till its bone dry nearly