breathable Monocouche render

FreeD said:
Anyone used the Bauwer light? @Rigsby

Did you go on thick Rigsby? Did you use beads or battens?
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Yes used it last week and today.

You can put it on thick, me today about 35-40mm in two passes.

It will be 70mm by tomorrow.

It takes 1 bucket of water per bag but is still very light. You can easily build up corners freehand without battens.

The finish though is more like using self levelling compound. Leave the lite for as many days as you can because it takes days to harden. The finish is not like gypsum but I got it flat and smoothed it down the next day. Bit like how you skim Limelite finish.

Really easy stuff to use and extremely light.
 
Rigsby said:
Yes used it last week and today.

You can put it on thick, me today about 35-40mm in two passes.

It will be 70mm by tomorrow.

It takes 1 bucket of water per bag but is still very light. You can easily build up corners freehand without battens.

The finish though is more like using self levelling compound. Leave the lite for as many days as you can because it takes days to harden. The finish is not like gypsum but I got it flat and smoothed it down the next day. Bit like how you skim Limelite finish.

Really easy stuff to use and extremely light.
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Thanks Rigs, can you finish the lite same day? how do you get it flat with spat, then sponge? Is the light easy to get perfectly flat if for example you wanted to put a 1.5mm on top?
 
FreeD said:
Thanks Rigs, can you finish the lite same day? how do you get it flat with spat, then sponge? Is the light easy to get perfectly flat if for example you wanted to put a 1.5mm on top?
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It is so light and fluffy you can get it perfectly flat with no slumps.

I used a aluminium straght edge and a light spattng just to close the texture in flat and smooth. Then a plastic devil float lightly gliding over the surface.

Cant go wrong. No cracks either.
 
FreeD said:
Have you tried the Bennu with any finishes?
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No mate, it's a bit pricey I think £600,but if i didn't have a eze24 I would of bought one.
What are they like mate?
I've heard they are good but can't see how you would do ceilings with it
 
Orangemachineman said:
Vince what do you want too see a picture for?
Get a free bag and make a sample board up for clients to see[emoji106]


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Job starts on march 20th he wanted to see sample shown him Keith's close up one he was happy to go with that tbh
 
Rasolite base coat at close look....can you spot the fibres?
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You could also count all the fibres in it or.....just apply it over tired but solid render:
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Builderboi said:
I said this as soon as bauwer came in here and maintained a presence and good quality responses they'd be class 2017 I reckon more and more will get on it just don't Feck the price up, or the quality after.
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I have had a site meeting today with Alexander @Bauwer to go over the spec on a job ,arenino is going to be the chosen product , the point is this is the second time I have had the pleasure of Alex's company and have found him to be a really nice guy and totally professional,I can't see problem s with dealing with him more regular in the future ,keep up the good work@bauwer!And the products he is peddling is good gear I would urge anyone to give it a go....
 
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