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In warm weather I would switch to a faster setting material. It can be done in the day in Summer,but it's a long day.

Do know if Krend do a product but Parex make Parinter which is a key coat over sound paint.

Could you not just put a small shroud over it?

Parex is a good render and they do Monocouche render like Krend ,Weber etc. If done properly,they all perform.

Looks like a light high build with a good few coats of paint over it.

Dulux Weathershield or similar if trying to match to painted house

Easily fit in a Transit

Someone who knows what these machines are worth

Good deal that

Pedrollo pumps badged up as PFT

Pressure off builders and so on to get jobs turned out makes me go right through. I always check the forecasts for rain and frost and if it's imminent I will send an email or simply a text to said Builder/Customer with my concerns. If they push to go ahead then the onus isn't on me.

Looks like hi build with a decades worth of paint over it

Oh dear John

Nice one Danny

Please tell me there not having the same colour Arti

What did you use to form the curve Lox ?

Paint won't hide the flat spots,unscraped areas

Shouldn't need painting, if you can get any images up that would be helpful

I don't think the 9m was the issue Jimbob,Arti was just implying that the material was SHITE and hed much prefer to be using another product.

That's cleared that up then

240v

24v m200 could be the mutts

There's no way you can guarantee that with just meshing and building level. Unfortunately it's brick and block not toothed together so will probably fail without an expansion bead.

Is that k rends WP Karl?

Machine can make labs lazy,not loading bags on scaffold and not having to continually knock up.

These flat spots are misses where the surface hasn't been opened. Trouble is with trying to scratch them now is they will go lighter in colour,a bit like when you scratch concrete.

Angle plane

Brilliant machines and like Rigby I've had every breakdown possible,but 99% of those were my own fault. Start up is the most important and take your time doing this Connect water Connect power Purge air out of water system Set speed Remove feed pipe from hopper and set your water level Reconnect...

Have one but don't seem to use it .Probably good for first pass where the edge is too big to fit.

Good meterage yeild from fassacouche ,especially as it comes in 25kg bags. We were hitting 1m2 on good backgrounds at 15mm

Definitely gear for cooler months if used without accelerator

Great gear,very slow setter and good value

As above. To get the best patch, mask of the edge of the existing render very neatly. Overfill the patch so you can scrape back to the existing level. Once the tape is removed (Orange tape best) brush gently to soften in.

Angle plane after I section for internals for me,gets em sweet if you go nice and gentle.

Parex Parinter or Vimark Rasolite are basecoats made for this.

Yep,lay on afternoon and scrape next morning.

It's k rend lol

But still throw it in the skip anyway

Let the first pass pick up plenty before topping or it tends to sag/cracking etc

As mentioned I bar for getting flat and to be fair the expansion joint is a bit unsightly to say the least

Came down from a G4 to the Ritmo M and have to say it's a great little pump and handles Mono jobs with ease.

Good machine Ritmo M

Could the one elevation not just be painted Alec ?

Just sprayed 90 bags of Vimark Bianco with no issues at all.

Need to be approved to issue warranty with Parex

Sounds like the guys Liam Neeson was after on Taken lol

Very tidy

The bitterness of poor quality will always outlast the sweetness of a cheap job.

Stick to your guns,Mono is what you wanted.