Recent content by Dansouthcoast84

its been sprayed on. that is the air seperating the paint when concentrating on 1 area too long or too close

this has been laid on too thick and then yried to trowel. the 225.is sticky as its an adhesive basecoat. so trying to trowel when its curing will cause it to tear. method.of application isnt correct

will be fine over weekend. weve left if for weeks before.

ive got the optimix ritmo and a.hopper. full arsenal of choice.lol

hopper just as good mate.

Im after that unique golden nugget again. We are Portsmouth based company, works mainly EWI and silicone render only systems. one off refurbs and builds in the Hampshire area. looking for an improver who can use a trowel and wants to get into the render side. or an experienced renderer to...

ocr isnt fire rated. the protection is in the board.

wouldnt use gypsum cement board and render or masterboard with capped screws. Regs these days would need a fire protection so an a1 fire rated board would be a must

HP14

i dont get why everyone chancing hp12 for ewi..

Krend is not lime based. basecoat is cement, and silicone.... well its aikicone although can breathe It looks like your cottage is solid wall (without cavity) so there wont be a dpc to this day standards. ideally a lime render system should of been used or a breathable lime insulated system

i know a couple if you message me i will pass their details

timber frames on domestic dwellings require a cavity. usual build up. timberframe. 18mm ply/sheathingboard membrane 25mm vertical battens cement render carrierboards thincoat silicone render. if in doubt happy to advise if you message

you should finish DPC height or 150mm from ground. you can put an expansion bead along dpc height to render to ground

there is no silicone on there yet. the silicone is the coloured bucket topcoat. what you see is the cement basecoat which jas come clean off the mesh. This is unusual and i would say mesh dont look like its been bedded on to a basecoat. and instead dry fixed to the wall then basecoat over the...