Anyone seen this before?

[Olican]

A client has asked me to price to render over these tiles. :RpS_unsure: My first advice was to hack off and go from there but he is insistent he want to go over the top. SBR slurry and ss mesh might be an option. Any other ideas?


https://s1300.photobucket.com/user/olican1/media/IMG_20140609_165930_zps57b54a30.jpg.html

 

[owls]

parex microgobetis is your friend on this, ive rendered over some glazed tiles with it before, worked a treat.

 

[Olican]

parex microgobetis is your friend on this, ive rendered over some glazed tiles with it before, worked a treat.

what did you finish with Owls?

 

[Olican]

what did you finish with Owls?

ignore that, I thought you were referring to parinter

 

[beddy]

ss eml is £20ish a sheet. good luck with that lol

 

[Fatarm]

That looks fookin awful...:RpS_scared:my concern would be how well adhered the tiles are ....you putting s&c on it?

 

[Olican]

That looks fookin awful...:RpS_scared:my concern would be how well adhered the tiles are ....you putting s&c on it?

weighing up the options right now me old fruit and nut. The tiles seem solid. I would prefer to use silver sand and Lime

 

[porky]

Everbuild 507 about £30 a tub, it has tiles on the recommended substrates

 

[Nisus]

A client has asked me to price to render over these tiles. :RpS_unsure: My first advice was to hack off and go from there but he is insistent he want to go over the top. SBR slurry and ss mesh might be an option. Any other ideas?


https://s1300.photobucket.com/user/olican1/media/IMG_20140609_165930_zps57b54a30.jpg.html

:rolleyes)

 

[Dansouthcoast84]

**** that hack em

 

[beddy]

theyll most likely be bedded into sc. normally these are absolutely solid

 

[Arti]

Everbuild 507 about £30 a tub, it has tiles on the recommended substrates

Was at the wholesalers today and they had tubs of that for £2 +Vat. looked at the date and its shelf life is 2 years and it was out of date by a couple of months. Its £35 a tub normally. anyone know if something magical happens if you use it out of date??

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[puddove]

Was at the wholesalers today and they had tubs of that for £2 +Vat. looked at the date and its shelf life is 2 years and it was out of date by a couple of months. Its £35 a tub normally. anyone know if something magical happens if you use it out of date??

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as long as the product hasn't been subjected to extreme temperature - I cant see a problem with using it out of date - within reason

 

[Arti]

I might nip back and get some. Anyone know what the grit size is like?

 

[jesssop]

I might nip back and get some. Anyone know what the grit size is like?

its a bit late :RpS_mellow:

 

[Arti]

its a bit late :RpS_mellow:

oh yeh.....................:RpS_blink:

 

[beddy]

oh yeh.....................:RpS_blink:

Same as blue grit John

 

[Arti]

Same as blue grit John

**** that then..................:RpS_thumbdn:

 

[porky]

Found it a lot finer grain size than the blue grit from Selco. Been using it inside over vinyl silk and other smooth shiny wall surface, better then blue grit I'm. £2 a tub is a worth a test.

 

[beddy]

its the same company so im guessing it's the same product with a couple of small changes to make it usable externally.

 

[porky]

Your probably correct @beddy just remember thinking it's smaller grain. On another size issue... Had Wagon Wheels today they are smaller than they were years ago not much bigger than a digestive now. Lidl's own brand hobnobs from now on with our tea.