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Discuss Plastering in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Well my first attempt at skimming a ceiling.............and I must say. Oh FFS wot a pig of a job........first coat up, and just scrapping excess from my plaster covered bod. ...
          
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    Well my first attempt at skimming a ceiling.............and I must say.

    Oh FFS wot a pig of a job........first coat up, and just scrapping excess from my plaster covered bod.

    Quick coffee........and then 2nd coat.

    I will never slag plaster monkeys again...........well. Not today anyway.

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    I sympathise CJ - Just finished plastering my study and now starting a chimmney brest in the bedroom.... have got far more plaster on floor than on the walls....and covered myself from head to foot in the process!!!!

    It is a pig of a job and don't think I'll be adding it to my list of services to customers for the future - quite enjoying it though and results so far looking surprisingly good!!

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    Just practise guys, your'll get there in the end
    "Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"

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    Well it looks the dogs dangly bits to me.

    More to the point............I never covered tooo much else, including me

    Coat of paint........bit of polyfiller, it'll be fine

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    AND in your own home...............

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    This is some very good advice, courtesy of Contractor and reproduced by me IIRC.

    I've still got the print out after having done my bathroom. I do plastering for other people, but only as part of other work.

    http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/other-...-techique.html

    CJ, in your case you probably need to post a warning to your neighbours that you're doing something different
    Last edited by cornish_crofter; 16-04-2009 at 09:26 PM.

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