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Discuss Covered in it. in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Thought I might amuse you lot. Priming anhydrite floor, shuck the bottle opened and starting priming floor, so far so good. Top up of primer in the tray needed, went ...
          
  1. 04-01-2012 #1
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    Thought I might amuse you lot.

    Priming anhydrite floor, shuck the bottle opened and starting priming floor, so far so good.
    Top up of primer in the tray needed, went to re-shake the bottle and I had not put the lid on, you can guess what happened next abso covered in yellow primer.

    And NO. You not getting pics.
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    soo what simpson person are you today then mate
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    oh dear
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    Default Re: Covered in it.

    31hI70IMaCL__SS500_.jpgsorry couldn't resist it....
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    that as mad e my day
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave View Post
    Thought I might amuse you lot.

    Priming anhydrite floor, shuck the bottle opened and starting priming floor, so far so good.
    Top up of primer in the tray needed, went to re-shake the bottle and I had not put the lid on, you can guess what happened next abso covered in yellow primer.

    And NO. You not getting pics.
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    yellow ? What primer is that ?
    Never mind it could have been blue primer then you would have looked like a large Smurf !
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    Stone fix primer, sweatshirt is hard as nails now lol.
    Needed some new ones anyway.


    What was funny was me washing my face etc outside with hose pipe and it's peeing down.
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    Think of the hours of fun you will have peeling it off tonight
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    Default Re: Covered in it.

    sounds very messy

    And a waste of primer.Did you have enough to finish job?
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    very funny Dave.

    Stepping of a hop-up in to a bucket of addy or water is my usual
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gall.B View Post
    very funny Dave.

    Stepping of a hop-up in to a bucket of addy or water is my usual
    I did that last week! First thing in the morning as well so had to work all day with a wet foot!


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    daves primer.jpegYes Dave the primer has been diluted m8.
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    [QUOTE=Bri;568890]I did that last week! First thing in the morning as well so had to work all day with a wet foot!


    .. Brilliant, the joys eh
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    Doh!!!
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    There must be one pic
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    Could've been worse, could have been me
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    Or me ....

    Get a new helper Dave to open them.
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    oh, come on, yes, there must be a pic, let's see it let's see it!
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    We want a pic Dave! Come on
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    i've done that with inhibitor dave. not clever especially when customer is stood behind you lol.
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