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Another 2 things are the main contractors think when u u scratch with sc motor then ur buying far less bags of dearer stuff, also when hand applied g we find we have to rub it with float to get it well closed in which in better weather is hard work as u Al will know

No not site work, or very little at least. my issue would be if we were putting on say 60-70 bags of krend over a sand cement scratch coat and it took 6-7 hours then how long would the same men take with either a ritmo or equivalent mtech or a g4 or a m330. Would it make sense to still coat over...

Usually 3 plasterers sometimes 4 would the ritmo still put it on as quick

If get a chance I will thanks not wanting to do mega metres maybe 60-80 a day but want it on quick

Hello ,very close to buying a machine g4 ritmo and a mtech 330. Have always worked krend over a sand cement scratch coat . Thing is will it pay contractor supplied materials so labour only. On average 2hrs krend in to 1hr beading/scratching .will the sets be any quicker or slower with straight...

They are kept fully up to date I'll not get caught out with the material at least.

It's a neighbours house on side of main road want to keep them right but want to keep me even more right

The people who own the house like the krend material but do not like the scraped look .I takit you have seen walls not scraped

Hello ,has anyone used.thanks krend and just rubbed it with the float and left it finished with float not scraped .how would it compare to sand +cement and painted

When possible prefer to use an i_beam. Normally scratch first coat with sand cement then one coat of krend and try scrape same day. Now on jobs where it's hander to double coat the krend but scrape next morn but the type of block are leaving it bit hard thought the electric scrapper mite break...

hello there. am thinking of getting a refina powered float/scrapper for the morning after scrape of krend,has anyone any experience of these. thanks