Whats the difference between hand mix and drill attachment mixing.?
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20 years ago
lets get Plasterd
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20 years ago
About 10 minutes per bucket. ..
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20 years ago
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20 years ago
Ok smart arse maybe I should have been a bit more elaborate!! does the plaster mixed mechanical wise give you more time to work it or is there no difference.? :O)
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20 years ago
She's got some on her hand too?
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20 years ago
In message , Wellard writes
It would have helped.
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20 years ago
Once it's mixed, it's mixed. There may be a slight advantage to using mechanical, the plaster starts curing as soon as you put it it in the water, so saving a few minutes with mechanical mixing may give you just a few minutes. Generally you allow yourself more of a tolerance than that though! ..
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20 years ago
Nice 1 thats that out the way. Now then why's me plaster look all blotchy when it's dry bearing in mind it's completly flat.
Muchas grasious
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20 years ago
No difference that I noticed just less of the popeye look to your mixing arm. ;-)
Mark S.
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20 years ago
It's me missus that's mixing it but her arms too sore at the end of the night to do anything else!! :O)
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20 years ago
It doesn't all dry out at the same rate, give it a few days with ventilation and a bit of heat and it'll all look the same. ..
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