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Do you acetone once sanded?

You should use the primer for new OSB

Nice video. How many buckets did you use roughly for the top coat, compared to the first layer? I only ask, cos at £200 a tin, its so expensive! Am looking at systems for my extension build, and the roof is 100sqm, so looking at £2k just for the first layer! Don't really want to spend another £2k for the topcoat lol. Liked and subscribed!

at the end of the day, doesn't matter what product I actually use, it's all the same chemicals and ingredients otherwise it woukdnt be able to pass the regs cert.. where as you have some young lad trying to feed me bullshit with ads and disads about a resin that sets and it all has the same number of years guarentee.. me and my colleague are blitzing 2, maybe 3 a week. as well as ripping up the existing.

Oh no where’s the base coat? 🤪 big mistake

Appreciate the upload but I think you need training in the system, your install isn't bad but it is not correct.

Do you not apply the resin to the deck first then lay the matting then pull the resin trough the matting? Afterwards consolidate?

Nice work nice to see it being done thoroughly!

Do you ever get tea breaks?

What time do you normally start work to do the house?

For real you fill the dump with more

All got the potential to fall off on someone’s window screen 👍🏻

Using ya initiative like!

u doont make any money then?

That is overloaded

Beginning to wonder if he has a Germanic last... Either way, I work like this when allowed for the same reason, efficiency. Saves money, saves time, get more smoke breaks. Or even better you can stack your wood by their L x D dimensions.

is there a way to get the "scrap" wood from demos and renovations?

Is the guy in blue the builder?

Hard work it’ll be nice in the end

Nice project …where in the country are you? You look quite young too ….big project will look nice when its done

The skip could have been positioned where the tiles were thrown?

Hope your well insured your going to come a cropper.

found an absolute gem there lad all the best with the renovation look forward to seeing the final out come UP THE GRAFTERS!!!

Good job guys...

Wtf lol 😆

This is what I saw. 1. Major safety hazard 2. Damage to the grass 3. Far too much debris 4. Could damage the gutter if a tile smashes into it Can't have your worksite a tip and expect people to see your work as excellent. No need to expedite a process when there are other ways to get the tiles down, as someone else mentioned, a scaffold board slide into a wheelbarrow would be much better for everyone involved, including the homeowner!!

Honestly seems like you made a lot of unnecessary work for yourself by smashing all those tiles on the lawn. Like you could've just made a simple slide out a couple scaffold board and done them straight into the barrow and not had to move them in 100s of little bits. Work smarter not harder.

Health and safety is spot on 😂😂

good graft team

Cowboys 😂

I did an extension in Cheshire on a 200 year-old house that was built directly on the sandstone bedrock, the building inspector wanted me to dig a metre into the sandstone, I wanted to tell him to go back to school and come back to me. 😂

We had our last one redesigned to be a slab footing, I ain't digging that far down for some bloody tree roots!

Beautiful dog 🐕

Good luck mister! Love to tag along from the sideline ;)

Anyone else spot the loose slate on the left lol

Looks weeks old 💯👍🏼

1 comment love ur vids ❤❤

I would really hope there was a big difference!!!

Who prefers Roofshield over Tyvek? Both are great imo

I think big man by the paslode tried to finger me in the pub after he gave me a line of Charlie

Would help if you treat the old wood

😂 upside-down roofing

Why they laying underfelt from the top first??😂😂😂😂😂 Tut tut

Starting from the top 😂😂😂😂😂

Just dont let the boss see that video😆

There’s so much to say ……… BUT fair play my son 😂😊

They didn't pay?

My guy just earned a green belt