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Yes we used it at that time too....seem to remember it ripped easily ,dry trowel

Millimetre man

@Plasterers1StopShop are stocking it I believe..

Think you've been called other things too..... Lol

I Only use dg27 on lime over skim ...

We only use prebagged lime renders because we have a plastering machine which does make it easier to apply (although they come with their own problems) That must be a big job with 4.5 k mats Could not go back to mixing and hand applying large outside wall areas

Not always but Yes if working in sun I buy from my lime supplier but can't remember price paid

Yes you could use it as a primer ....will reduce suction Have you seen price of it....Would be an expensive way of doing it though

No you can't add anything to mix to slow down set ... Make sure walls are damp even if you need to hose down couple times Try not to work in direct sun

Looks like lovejoy

No never used it....

How thick did you apply it..... Using a grit product will increase the drying time but we dry to apply finish first thing in the morning so we have all day for it to start pulling in.

When you say lime not adhering is this over a PVA/grit type product.... It does quite often go into a second day drying wise.. No you can't sand it ...

No shame... Link Removed

The guidance I read the other week was that self employed could claim wether you work or not The clause I read the other day stated ... If you have lost trading profits due to covid19 So if you have worked through it you haven't lost profits ?? Below is information from .gov website...

Just seen this m200 for sale on eBay Good price ! Link Removed

Don't do it ... Will look shyte Better to board and skim over

Letter from who.....

I'm bit unclear what your going to do.... Are you rendering the bottom ....over the membrane

Don't set fire to your house

Could you take a picture of the wall It will answer many questions .. Ok so it been on a while... I have applied a finish in past to walls that were base coated seven years previously but I did need to spray walls 3 or 4 times ... Not sure what you mean about how it's been left for you...

It's a dead end job

Just listened to radio 2 You can get the self employed payment from the government wether you work or not

That's bad if so danny why would you not be covered by the PAYE workers 80 percent help..? as you are technically an employee of ltd co... Have they ruled out directors ? Martin

With a name like A1 plasterworks I would assume you were offering customers a top job not a one coat wonder

Although you have to wait until June it will be back dated

How old is the property and does it have a cavity? Don't be just go with cheapest option

https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/government-tells-builders-merchants-get-back-to-work

How did they apply it..... By hand or hopper sprayer ? What was the mix ....made onsite or in bulk bag How long has it been on .... Where abouts are you Sorry for the questions Thanks Martin

Serious that it is Corona virus Seems to have infected all discussions on here.... how about moving to its own heading?

Got this from Telegraph.....may be more reliable ?? Lifted from his speech travelling to and from work, but only where this is absolutely necessary and cannot be done from home. link below (there is a copy of his exact words too) UK coronavirus lockdown: what the latest Government advice...

zombie...agree it's not clear.... I Posted this elsewhere too if it helps.. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11238253/boris-johnson-coronavirus-lockdown-fines/

Postman you Should change your name to the doctor

Just call him Dave

Nice one !!

I got one I'm pricing at moment ..... They are happy with over boarding though and coving to parimeter after...(not done coving for about 3 or 4 years) May use your pic to reinforce the point of boarding over being better job.... Cheque in post ....

Ohh he we go again....

Got plenty on We got a couple inside lime putty jobs where we are on our own lime render job to apply finish on 150m2 15 exterior render/pointing jobs after We don't do work for builders or sites so as long as customer happy for us to be there we will do...

Don't panick !!

BBC news .... Schools all closing Fri

If wall is damp then this won't last long...

Sure it will help ....let us know how it goes...

Some good ideas earthy I would run a dehumidifier for few days and see if it helps or cures problem I big industrial one...... not a shitty home bargains special

Yea this measures room temp Got a bedroom which I really bad so going to use a 80mm fibre board (breathable) and lime plaster it......

Reminds me I recently bought a humidity and temperature monitor off Amazon. 12.99 You can work out the dew point once you know the humidity and temp Got some rooms which are way above on humidity (up to 85%). Should be 60 max

I use this material myself a few times a year.. there are a few ways to use it and I have a preferred method I use. So I guess you have... Room is above ground and just some rising damp Solid walls with no cavity Once fixed the damp/water should be contained on the masonry side of the...

AHH bit far away.. Looks like plastic membrane laps onto floor in video If you just have a rising damp (above ground damp) situation then I would leave a little gap to allow air flow Insulated plasterboard may also help in your situation Can you get the company back to have. A look .?

Where abouts you live Dave ?