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Trivia du jour - plasterboard
When I were young, I assumed that one plastered the dark side of
plasterboard and used the ivory side if you weren't skimming (note I said "assumed", 'assumption is the mother of all cock-ups' etc...). As I matured I came to the conclusion you could skim either side but used to skim the dark side still. I note now that manufacturers carefully stamp "plaster other side only" on the dark side (ie you must use the ivory side). Don't really want a huge flame of indignation (but it is uk.d-i-y, that's kind of a given ) ). Two questions: 1. Have I been wrong all this time? 2. What is the *manufacturer's* reason for insisting you plaster the ivory side? -- Bob Mannix (anti-spam is as easy as 1-2-3 - not) |
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