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WallWorks Pro Plastering I turn mess into masterpiece. All I need is a trowel (and maybe a custard cream)πŸ˜„

18/06/2026

My strategy when it comes to dot and dabbing window walls.

Using a square, I measure from the edge of the wall, across to the window margin, allowing 20mm for the reveals to go in afterwards.

Using this trick for all reveals (top,bottom and sides) ensures the window margins remain even all the way around.

Not only this, but this also avoids having to put a joint on the window corners, which can be prone to cracking.

Using this method of dot and dabbing plasterboard also makes it very easy when you come to dabbing your reveals on as you have a plumb and level edge to work to.

16/06/2026

How long does plastering take?

This is a good example of how long a plastering set takes, also an insight into the stages of the set itself and what times you should be flattening.

Enjoy!

26/05/2026

Final skim-off to close out the renovation 🏁

Had to make the last set interesting, so it turned into a little Wallworks vs RDR head-to-head πŸ˜…

Big respect to Richard from RDR Plastering, good banter, good standards, and a proper way to finish the job off πŸ‘Š

Who do you reckon took the win? πŸ₯‡

22/05/2026

One of the simplest ways to work smarter, not harder.

Masking tape around window frames protects the surfaces, creates crisp edges, and saves loads of time cleaning up afterwards.

Sometimes the smallest details make the biggest difference.

Would you tape up first, or clean up after? πŸ‘‡

21/05/2026

Some walls look straightforward until you start knocking off the loose sections.

This one had plenty of blown plaster that needed removing, re-floating, and levelling before I could even get the skim on. Add in the pipework and gas meter to work around, and it turned into one of those jobs that takes a lot more care and patience than people realise.

A proper finish always starts with proper preparation. No shortcuts, just taking the time to get it right.

Another wall brought back to life by Wallworks Pro Plastering.

Is this necessary?πŸ˜‚πŸ€”
13/05/2026

Is this necessary?πŸ˜‚πŸ€”

01/05/2026

This ceiling swallowed 2 bags of plaster. It was so wavy along the joists, meaning some areas needed only 1mm and then others needing upwards of 4-5mm.

Using a spatula allows you to really flatten out that 1st coat, creating a nice flat base for the second coat. Turning an old wobbly ceiling flat and smooth. Ready for paintβœ…

29/04/2026

One for Smooth1 πŸ˜‚πŸ‘Œ

28/04/2026

Woking project Completedβœ…

All prepped, lined and skimmed. Needed lots of work but eventually we got there, with a result the client and I can be proud of. On to the next one.

West Byfleet here we come! πŸ’ͺ🏼

23/04/2026

Had fun on this job. Ensuite ripped out, plumbing cut and capped by Noremac Heating, new electrics by

Then patched up with plasterboard, bonding and a skim coat, blended seamlessly into the existing. As if it was never there in the first place.

Follow me for more plastering content!πŸŽ‰

Ps. I’m not actually 40πŸ˜†

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