Handy man needed for GIB-Cove installation and skirting boards.
Hi all, I'm looking for someone with experience to help me put up some GIB-Cove in a room as well as skirting boards.
For the GIB-Cove I have got all the lengths and the adhesive. I don't have a mixer that goes on the drill, but we should be able to mix the adhesive by hand. I also have a mitre box and GIB saw.
For the skirting boards you'll need to bring your own drop saw and a nail gun. I've got all the skirting already painted.
I'm happy to pay $35.00 per hour.
Please contact me using this forum.
Kind regards,
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