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Ceiling cornice

Tue, 7 Oct 2008, 09:02 am

Tim Prosser10 posts in thread

Now, I know I said I wasn't going to be doing this again, but I'm set painting again, this time for 'Gaslight' at Old Mill. I was asked last night if I can do a suggestion of decorative cornicing at the top of the flats, but this is impossible to do with mere paint, so it's going to have to be real cornicing. Obviously the plaster type is going to be too heavy and expensive, but there is a moulded styrene foam type which would be the perfect alternative - only I don't know where to get it from. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks, Tim Prosser.

Thanks everyone and

Tue, 7 Oct 2008, 11:15 pm

Tim Prosser

Thanks everyone and apologies for not acknowledging all your advice until now - it's been a long, long day and I've only just got home. Robert (and Mrs Vincent), I'd love to take as much of the stuff off your hands as I can have - actually 12 metres if you have that much of the same pattern. I'll give you a call tomorrow. Thanks Jeff (Hansen) and David too, that's handy information for future reference. Joe (Gaafa), good to meet you down at the Mill today - I can now put a face to the name! And Mr Watkins, a pleasure to hear from you - thanks for your two bobs' worth as well! 'Aint this a great web site? Cheers all, Tim.

Thread (10 posts)

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Ceiling cornice— Tim Prosser7 Oct 2008

try— David Ashton7 Oct 2008
Wood Framing— Labrug7 Oct 2008
Villadeco mouldings— JoeMc7 Oct 2008
Theres a place in Ossy Park— jeffhansen7 Oct 2008
Cornices light weight and beautiful— Walter Plinge7 Oct 2008
Cornices— Walter Plinge7 Oct 2008
Thanks everyone and— Tim Prosser7 Oct 2008
And if nothing else come— Robert Whyte10 Oct 2008
Indeed Robert, it's been a— Tim Prosser11 Oct 2008

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