Tricky 9" wall
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Re: Tricky 9" wall
royaloakcarpentry wrote:Overall a nice looking wall.
Bond and perps a bit scrappy in places though.
I wish anyone I ever employed was as fussy as you.
I would be 100% happy with that job and would tip the builder
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Re: Tricky 9" wall
That is why I said it was a nice looking wall. Overall it is.
Perps should be vertical and not off line by as much.
Sometimes you have to lose the bond, but just not next to a feature where it hits you right in the face.
Perps should be vertical and not off line by as much.
Sometimes you have to lose the bond, but just not next to a feature where it hits you right in the face.
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Re: Tricky 9" wall
quite well put Roc, the laymen & customers don't see things like this as theyre oblivious to it. & believe me I wasn't too happy about it myself, but work is hard come by nowadays with so many tossers out there that will do a real shabby job for a few quid less. it was a tight price to start with, but after all it turned out nice enough as you say!
its also interesting to know that a double bullnose blue can cost as much as £3.25 each unless you do your homework!
its also interesting to know that a double bullnose blue can cost as much as £3.25 each unless you do your homework!
What would you rather bee or a wasp!
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Re: Tricky 9" wall
What??royaloakcarpentry wrote:Bond and perps a bit scrappy in places though.
Arguing with a woman is like reading a Software Licence Agreement.
In the end, you ignore everything and click "I agree".
In the end, you ignore everything and click "I agree".
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Re: Tricky 9" wall
nice job mate ,I think ROC was looking at photo 6.Still looks good thoughBillyGoat wrote:What??royaloakcarpentry wrote:Bond and perps a bit scrappy in places though.