#IMPERIAL VENEER PLASTER FREE#

You have a new best friend forever with Mr.brightstar, he's been very lonely on this site You didn't get stuck working with any Kiwi's did you?:blink: Or should I say, people would always go for the standard DW systems, instead of the veneer.īut I do notice you have worked all over the world, How horrible was it to work with those Aussies. trust me, I made a killing with veneer for a while doing some houses and some stucco too, but there was no market for us at the time. But highrise gigs came to a end, found ourselves doing more and more taping instead of plaster, got to fighting with partner more (b/c he was a Dutchman:furious then blah blah blah. I built the bulk heads, cutting the veneer drywall in the hallways to keep dust down, partner hit them with the plaster.

#IMPERIAL VENEER PLASTER FREE#

We were running a dust free system, and no one could compete with us doing typical mud and drywall systems.

We were making a killing for a while, doing bulk head systems in highrises that were occupied with tenants.

So he was really excited when the diamond veneer plaster came to our market. My partner then (who recently passed away) was a son of a plasterer, and three of his brothers also did it. but some of the taping I have seen here is absolutely shocking! You can see every joint through the paint especially in long hallways and high light areas I.e the main foyer of a house.Ĭlick to expand.You have a new best friend forever with Mr.brightstar, he's been very lonely on this site ĭon't get me wrong, not knocking the system, what I liked best was the angles/internals, they looked more crisp/ sharper, they looked like they were done with a laser. I won't doubt that people are hard to change in there ways, and sometimes it is hard to explain to people the benefits etc. I don't see why people criticize it when it's done in every notable monumental building on this planet. And also in Ireland and England where taping isn't too popular. I've done veneer in the US (massachusetts) that is all they do for homes and even still a lot of commercial jobs, I have done veneer in Perth, Australia for a few years, they call it white set, they only tape the ceilings. I agree tapin is good for office blocks and commercial jobs but for private homes? My opinion is veneer all the way. Plastering was around before anyone invented joint compound or drywall. Veneer eliminates that as well because it is all one surface, and you don't get the different textures with the paint on the drywall and on the joints. but some of the taping I have seen here is absolutely shocking! You can see every joint through the paint especially in long hallways and high light areas I.e the main foyer of a house. Click to expand.I won't doubt that people are hard to change in there ways, and sometimes it is hard to explain to people the benefits etc.

Imperial veneer plaster