I Need Help Contacting This Person Who Has A Reno Blog Greencoal ?

[jdanielsg 0]

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this is his blog but there is no way to contact him the links dont work. I need his help by giving me his contact for his plaster guy. THANKS guys

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Anyone who knows anything, would tell you, you cannot and should not plaster over painted walls simply like that because after a while it will crack. You have to sandblast, water blast, cemenet grind with wire brush or use a bonding agent. So I need a NON lazy plaster guy to do the job.

Also I found an interesting plaster, maybe better : reliancenami.com ?

Edited July 7, 2011 by jdanielsg

[jdanielsg 0]

http://renovation-greencoal.blogspot.com/2...01_archive.html

this is his blog but there is no way to contact him the links dont work. I need his help by giving me his contact for his plaster guy. THANKS guys email me jdaniel@live.ca

By jdanielsg, shot with 6120c at 2009-09-06

By jdanielsg, shot with 6120c at 2009-09-06

Anyone who knows anything, would tell you, you cannot and should not plaster over painted walls simply like that because after a while it will crack. You have to sandblast, water blast, cemenet grind with wire brush or use a bonding agent. So I need a NON lazy plaster guy to do the job.

Also I found an interesting plaster, maybe better : reliancenami.com ?

no one came across this user or blog???????????

[blackcar 0]

I think u needs to plaster the whole wall instead you will able to avoid the cracks issue, any good plaster can do the job.

[jdanielsg 0]

I think u needs to plaster the whole wall instead you will able to avoid the cracks issue, any good plaster can do the job.

and randomly finding one would help me how? LOL which is why i wanna contact the guy coz the plaster job looks fantastic

[ossify 1]

and randomly finding one would help me how? LOL which is why i wanna contact the guy coz the plaster job looks fantastic

Thought you wanted to DIY with reliancenami?

[jdanielsg 0]

Thought you wanted to DIY with reliancenami?

when did i say that, I said I wanted to USE reliancenami i didnt say I wanna do it myself, I did test a few patches on some spalling, paint/plaster concrete areas

[ossify 1]

when did i say that, I said I wanted to USE reliancenami i didnt say I wanna do it myself, I did test a few patches on some spalling, paint/plaster concrete areas

How was it? As good as claimed?

[jdanielsg 0]

I have not decided what i what I am going to do yet. I have TONS of things to do, this is not really my place I live here when I am in town and thats like once every 5 years, I am staying a bit longer this time and helping my mum redo this **** hole.. soo.. yeah I have to slowly source all the diff solutions one by one:

1. windows - proper double glazed vacum insulated widows that are constructed properly, dounds simple enough have not seen a supplier that has what I want, theres no need to fork out for bestview..slide/swing and neither is there a need for UPVC all I want is 2mm or ore solid double glazed aluminium windows thats tightly constructed...... but in Singapore because there is no winter people tend to make these leaky windows with huge gaps and spaces which is bull**** for soundproofing.... *sigh*

2. then I need to decide how to smooth out my walls.. the least messy option would be to use drywall (gypsum board) in the indented areas and the tape mud(plaster) the joints and DONE...for this to be a good solution the drywall has to be paper free. moisture and mould resistant... preferably made for high impact areas.. not just common plaster board question is.. who carries such products in a country that hardly uses drywall... *sigh*... denglas makes good drywal but I dont even know if its available here.

3. then I need to relocate some doors, close up some old ones, knock a small wall down, redo closet space. no gaudy modern design, I am just trying to get my mother familiar with how it is like to live in Canada.. so everything here is gonna be done plain simple north american classic, simple painted doors...shutters, wood trims around the windows and such... sounds simple enough.. the execution of which is going to prove quite challenging.