Blue grit, shiney painted Artex.

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Not used blue grit much, do I need to pva first, then grit? It's a Shiney painted Artex and wondering whether just grit will be fine.
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Bond it do abetter grit product but get the exterior one (its green) if the existing artex is looking dodgy?? Then play it safe and overboard it
 
zolco said:
How nice of you!
Is the guarantee docs only available for them who joined or is it downloadable from their site?


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Got sent a book to fill out mate, fill it out myself depending on the job innit,all a bit complex tbh but anyways have you used this blue grit I'll be honest I never ever used it,any good iyo ?
 
theplasterman said:
Got sent a book to fill out mate, fill it out myself depending on the job innit,all a bit complex tbh but anyways have you used this blue grit I'll be honest I never ever used it,any good iyo ?
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It's alright in certain situations, never used the Bg's own, always used Feb blue grit - cost like 3rd of Bg's.
I know most on here swears by micro or microgebetis or whatever it's called


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zolco said:
It's alright in certain situations, never used the Bg's own, always used Feb blue grit - cost like 3rd of Bg's.
I know most on here swears by micro or microgebetis or whatever it's called


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Nice one think I'm just going to stick to plastering either plasterboard or over artex then I know I ok,lol
 
Orangemachineman said:
I know enough to know its s**t!!
A chap I know used it and it all failed!!!:numberone::bananas:
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Maybe he should of just used some exterior pink or green stuff for outside render on the inside before using super dooper multifinish.. If it dried after 2 hours of waiting around
And people think I'm mad.
Enough time to watch Jeremy Kyle double bill I suppose
 
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