Re: Getting plastered...
by davea • Fri 03 Oct 2008 16:25
Thanks for the info Brian. I learnt online at www.masteringplastering.com.
Bought myself a Marshalltown trowel last week
Might possibly look at bringing some Multifinish over, but if not, will give your recommendation a go. Roughly how quickly did it go off?
D
- Forum: Building and DIY
- Topic: Getting Plastered
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Getting Plastered
by davea • Mon 29 Sep 2008 13:55
Hello all,
I partitioned and boarded two new bedrooms and am nearly ready to plaster. I've recently learnt to plaster in the UK and have been using multi-finish. What is the equivalent in France, and is it readily available?
Dave
- Forum: Building and DIY
- Topic: Getting Plastered
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Taxe foncière and taxe d'habitation
by davea • Tue 20 Nov 2007 14:53
Hi there,
Does anyone know if it is possible to pay these taxes monthly on a direct debit type arrangement. I've recently bought a property and I could be away from my property for months at a time, so might easily miss tax demands.
Any ideas/help greatly appreciated
Thanks
Dave
- Forum: Taxes, Health, Finance and Employment
- Topic: Taxe foncière and taxe d'habitation
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Re: Looking for a sign - stopping junk mail and free newspap
by davea • Tue 20 Nov 2007 14:25
Many thanks JP, much appreciated!
Regards
Dave
- Forum: Langue Française
- Topic: Looking for a sign - stopping junk mail and free newspapers
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Looking for a sign - stopping junk mail and free newspapers
by davea • Fri 16 Nov 2007 16:41
Hi there, I have a holiday property in France that stands empty for a large chunk of the year. I end up with a lot of junk mail and free newspapers on each visit. Although I'm trying hard with my French, does anyone know the correct text I could add to a small sign near my letterbox asking for no ju...
- Forum: Langue Française
- Topic: Looking for a sign - stopping junk mail and free newspapers
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