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Afternoon all,
What’s the equivalent too multi or board finish, In the states? @British Gypsum
What’s the equivalent too multi or board finish, In the states? @British Gypsum
Yes it’s nice to spread and trowel up.Theres very little fat so the first trowel has close it in good.Or know of anybody that has?
What background did you use it on Nicm?Yes it’s nice to spread and trowel up.Theres very little fat so the first trowel has close it in good.
& does it have to have the backing coat put before applying to plaster board?What background did you use it on Nicm?
Blue plasterboard,I was working with a Galwayman in Boston.We’d fill the joints and when set one coat everything and then trowel up.I never saw a backing coat being used.Also the standard of boarding in the US was the best I’ve seen.What background did you use it on Nicm?
Thanks mate.Blue plasterboard,I was working with a Galwayman in Boston.We’d fill the joints and when set one coat everything and then trowel up.I never saw a backing coat being used.Also the standard of boarding in the US was the best I’ve seen.
Your welcome.Thanks mate.
Afternoon all,
What’s the equivalent too multi or board finish, In the states? @British Gypsum
Thanks mate!There are several different types of plaster available here. Diamond is popular and made by USG. It's used as a 1 coat veneer system over blueboard. If you ask USG what they recommend they won't say it's a 1 coat product but that's all I've ever seen it used for.
National Gypsum makes kal-kote products. It depends who your supplier uses since they usually only have 1 or the other. X-kal is the National Gypsum brand equivalent to diamond veneer but I don't think it finishes as well. I like their 2 coat product of kal-base and kal-smooth for smooth walls or ceilings. It's the closest I've found to real lime and gauging. Also has great results mixing kal-smooth and x-kal 50:50 over basecoat to get the set time of x-kal but the finish of lime and gauging.
What gave you got on? Are you working in the states?@Heritage Plasters what prep work would you recommend for, internal-painted knock down walls & ceilings.