3:1 for the dubbing out coat then 4:1 for the scratch coat.What mix was the scratch coat?
when we wet dash or rough cast, we set up with 2 mixers, on for butter coat, one for dash. to save time washing out .
for 32m square, i would have 1.75 tonne of sand. 9 cement. 2 lime and a 1.5 tonne of stone. i would put my butter coat on at 10mm.
as you have gone for a 4 to one scratchcoat, was there waterproofe in that mix? i would go for a 5 to one butter coat, the same mix for the dash just add the stone. i would put boards down to reduce waste.
not being funny pal but if your asking all these questions you shouldn't really be tackling it of course you will need someone else its hard graft mateWhat you mean the same mix for the dash - what mix would you use 3:2:1 ??? or... Also do you think it would be easy enough for one man to do with no labourer
not being funny pal but if your asking all these questions you shouldn't really be tackling it of course you will need someone else its hard graft mate
Haha I think you are being funny. Just trying to get a second opinion. No one seems to be fit to give a straight up ratio for wet dash.../QUOTE]
A few have given you mix ratios?? Yes they may differ but at the end of the day its you that decides what one to go for ,different guys have different mixes and methods.
"No one seems to be fit to give straight up ratio for wet dash"..pmsl:RpS_laugh:
when i said the same mix ,in the second mixer i would mix the sand and cement at the same ratio that i had used for the butter coat and add the amount of stone that i needed. i know by the look of the mix what i require.What you mean the same mix for the dash - what mix would you use 3:2:1 ??? or... Also do you think it would be easy enough for one man to do with no labourer
which is rich coming from the person not fit to judge how much material he needs and what mix to do it at:RpS_lol:
Its hard work yes, but mixing, laying on butter coat, top coating and flicking on ya own, that will be a good days graft.Hope you aint got to much planned for the next day.
Have you wet dashed before.
Sorry to hear about your loss JR. I was just making chat but didnt mean to offendive been busy with other things actually helping organise a funeral and the likes, so why dnt you just go along with your 15 bags of sand all on ya sweeney and get that job that you dnt know how to do finished im sure itll be grand
I've never done any wet dash, although I've seen loads of it and it always seems to last really well. Is it hard work flicking the slurry on?
depends how big the area is, is it one long run or lots of smaller ones, also how it sucks
That's some ratio, what do you mean? 14 chips (buckets) ? To 3 (buckets) to 1 25kg of cement if you don't mind me asking?14 chips 3 sand 1 bag cement and a bit of freeflow thats what we use and we do wet cast all the time
No thanks, don't touch that **** anymore..Quarter?
This is really goin to feck up cooptazzas head:RpS_lol: you'll never get all that in his mixer .:RpS_lol: