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by Margymoo4 - 6th May 2026 3:49pm
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Hi I have those lumpy ceilings which I'd like smoothed. Anyone know of anyone that can give me a good deal and is reliable?
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hi try andy quinn he a good plasterer on 07946046065
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As Bryan suggests if the "artex" or textured whatever it is is in good condition then a coat of plaster is probably the best thing. If not in too good a condition like peeling then may need boarding first. Polystyrene tiles were the rage at one time and did cover but they were a fire risk.
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SWP Great plasterer have used him a number of times he is a thinking plasterer will look at options and a great user of available products not just a bit of unibond and skim.
Simon Williams 07581 234133.
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SWP Great plasterer have used him a number of times he is a thinking plasterer will look at options and a great user of available products not just a bit of unibond and skim.
Simon Williams 07581 234133. Agreed saltytom - Highly recommended - even though he's my grandson!!
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