what to do?

[raggles]

Just a thought here. There are a few ex-military lads on here, what did they think about working alongside the TA lot?

Actually us TA lads used to teach them regulars fook'n allsorts the useless ..... :RpS_laugh:

 

[bubbles65]

:RpS_mellow: :RpS_scared:

 

[Messybrew]

Actually us TA lads used to teach them regulars fook'n allsorts the useless ..... :RpS_laugh:

Funniest thing I've heard since I left pal :RpS_thumbup:

 

[Marshy]

it takes a lot of guts to go and train to do something new and I for one admire you for it and wish you all the best.

 

[mikeadams1985]

Just skimmed(see what in did there) thru this thread.
My advise is get self employed and then offer yourself to other plasterers. Offer the first few days for free on the basis that if your any hekp/good to the plasterer you can go on a price for each day. Start low in ya wage as experience from a time served plasterer is priceless. There doing you the favour end of the day.

www.michaeljadams.co.uk
07841919406
Fibrous plaster mouldings.

 

[spunky]

Just learn the trade properly basically

 

[philo]

I done a course like this to grasp the basics a good few years back then went with an experienced plasterer on my days off from work. I was doing jobs in my own house at the time and then onto friends houses for experience then started doing the odd job in peoples houses when i had confidence in my own work.

I havent plastered for a few months now due to promotions i got at work and im itching to get back into it.

 

[Nisus]

I'm itching to get out of it, wanna swap? :RpS_unsure:

 

[Rossi46]

I'm just itching