My first Job since Leaving Harlow

[Davesax]

Thanks to Dave and others for help before I started my first job.
It went pretty well and learned a lot , especially about quoting appropriately !!
I have a few more jobs lined up with freinds /family and am learning everyday so am not too fussed about under quoting as it's training on the job.

Some thiings I learned so far..

Take care to keep tidy - it saves you time in the long run
Be careful about quoting per m2 , especially on fiddly jobs
Never tamper with old rads unless your best mates a plumber
Wear gloves to grout

Please go easy on the rookie
Cheers
Dave

[Dave]

Looks good and thanks for the pics..

[doug boardley]

good effort mate

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

good stuff mate and nice pics to!!to the forum

[Phil Hobson]

Good stuff mate, keep it up

[faithhealer]

good job Dave, stick with the forums

[whitebeam]

Good looking work Dave

[hillhead]

nice start

[Scott]

Looks good, well done fella

[Ken Bruty]

Good job.

[Dave Ramsden]

Well done mate! Keep up the good work!

[J.R Tiling]

Looks tidy mate

[suave]

[albyshellshear]

A fine first job good luck with your career ....Alby

[wildcard]

Nice job Cant wait for my first job.

[Daz]

Well done mate, a tidy first job. The more you do, the more you'll learn. Just remember that quality comes before quantity .

[mikethetile]

well done mate

nice to see you use a bathboard

[Davesax]

Thanks Mike , yeah I wouldn't be without the bathboard now , just cut it out of an old cupboard door!

I have a quick question about another job that i'm on that has an ensuite arch that needs to be tiles - i could cut it in but was wondering if you could get curved trim or if there was a way of using normal trim ?

Thanks for any help.

[timeless john]

Normal trim will cut at the back to bend around an arch.
Tidy job by the way - well done.