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Posted 1/05/2006 9:31 AM
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Hi,

I am rennovating my kitchen and thought I would give plastering a go. Can anyone suggests how I can learn how to do this?

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Posted 1/06/2006 2:46 PM
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greatdeals (1/05/2006)
Hi,

I am rennovating my kitchen and thought I would give plastering a go. Can anyone suggests how I can learn how to do this?

 

hire a builder

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Posted 24/08/2006 11:11 AM
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The large Bunnings or Mitre 10 stores run workshops for that kind of thing I think? Best you go along to one or have a look on their website.

Personally i've done a bit before and it's not rocket science, however I did have my old man giving me pointers.
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Posted 1/09/2006 12:03 PM
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1. Pick up some putty.
2. Clean your walls.
3. Apply the putty onto the affected area on your wall.
4. wait for it to dry - then sand.
Generally there are instructions on the tub of putty.
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Posted 23/11/2006 11:00 AM
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I have recently had my lounge re plastered and looking at the work that is involved i would be hiring someone to do it - not something that you can learn in a short space of time
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