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Doozergirl

Rhino666 wrote:

There is a possibility it is true of course - perhaps I will test it out when I have finished watching this paint dry :-)

:rotfl:

Rhino666 wrote:

Pentrating damp occurs for all sorts of reasons, particularly in solid walled property. The protectacoat solution is apparently micro porous which means that the wall can breath without allowing water in, rather like gortex, etc. Totally waterproof solutions are a problem because they hold damp in.

You've missed your calling as a Protectacoat salesperson! :cool:

Rhino666

Doozergirl wrote:

:rotfl:


You've missed your calling as a Protectacoat salesperson! :cool:

LOL: nobody sells me anything but sorting the wheat from the chaff IMO protectacoat is a good product, finish a matter of taste, sales technique dubious and an absolutely outragious price.

A good product would sell itself at a reasonable price which I would say should be no more than £5k for the entire house.

mrbell

good job you avoided them!

Competing companies offer similar systems for a QUARTER of the price that protectacoat do!

maninthestreet

Why re-visit this thread after 18 months of inactivity?

sneakypete

maninthestreet, shame on you !

you're not implying that instead of a champion of the consumer and friend to wall treatment customers everythere, that mrbell is really using this consumer advice forum in a thinly-disguised attempt to promote his own supposed wall-treatment firm, but which is in fact just a cleverly disguised advertising website which pushes customers on to third party "building" firms of greater or lesser repute...are you ?

what a suspicious mind you must have


:snow_laug altogether now.....let it snow, let it snow, let it snow

sneakypete

@mlz

don't you get sarcasm ? is there some appropriate smiley i should use?

let me simplify

1. no i'm not mrbell
2. i in no way recommend mrbell or his business, frankly i think you'd be better off spreading marmite on your house
3. if for some reason i ever did want my house goo-ed, i wouldn't use mrbell, i'd go with a firm that actually did the work and stood by its guarantees (assuming such firms exist)
4. i was applauding maninthestreet for spotting mrbells attempt to promote his company using this forum


btw i don't work for marmite or and i'm not recommending its wall coating properties