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Do parex do a cleaning solution prior to using parinter?
Cleaning solution for parinter
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How much owls? Everything seems expensive these days!!!
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There not a lot to the eye as it is right on the coast.just want to follow the spec on this one as there 450m2 of it!!!
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Also is the dpr fine finish 1.5mm.encon said yes but I want to double check as they are selling it and don't always know what they are on about.
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No Parex don't do a 1.5
Fine is 1mm and coarse is 1.8mm but looks more like a 2
Fine is 1mm and coarse is 1.8mm but looks more like a 2
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Cool.parinter will have to be cock on then for the fine.
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Have you used the 2 john? Which is the best finish for you.the guy has a 1.5mm finish in his house and wants a close match to that.
how much is it. sounds like its worth jetwashing it first so u only need one coat.yep and its a mortgage to buy a 20 litre tub of it, and parex stipulate to give any green 2 goings over with it.
i use enewall fungicidal sealer prior to overend a tenner for 5 litres. can be used over mono aswell to seal it and over stone and brick to make it easy to clean
its about 100 including the dreaded. I always jet wash painted substrates any how. we use it to get rid of salts as well if the blockworks been left prior to mono.
yep its good stuff is the enewall gear, enewall have a separate product that's a wash aswell, that's better than lanko for me.
I always use there sealer anyhow on mono, just makes for a better job. ive also used it on an acrylic job we did and the render was black we used it to preserve the colour to stop uv breaking the colour and it went miles. enewall make an equivalent parinter too and its like shite to the blanket.
yep its good stuff is the enewall gear, enewall have a separate product that's a wash aswell, that's better than lanko for me.
I always use there sealer anyhow on mono, just makes for a better job. ive also used it on an acrylic job we did and the render was black we used it to preserve the colour to stop uv breaking the colour and it went miles. enewall make an equivalent parinter too and its like shite to the blanket.
im only about a year with them, yes base adhesive,
im direct so deliveries arnt much of an issue, apart from when it comes to our yard on a 44 tonner
, and theres a few starting to stock it now, so we can pick up if short etc.i used to get phone calls from delivery drivers 50 miles away who wouldn't unload because there was nobody on site even though we didnt have a clue they were coming. To the yard is ok for adhesive or dash receivers because i can take that quietly to the job as for mono etc it has to be local supplier with a moffet so they can stack it neatly till i get to the job. Fukk trying to push pallets with a pump truck over a curb :RpS_mad:
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It's the only thing I don't like about the machine game.fuking deliverys are a pain.
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If its sound and well bonded you don't need pins for parinter.
Not sure about the same with enewall base adhesive tho. Been told two different things by guys out on road and guys in the factory.
Deliveries do need sortin tho.
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Would parinter not crack if you tried to drill into it as it's not flexible like basecoats would be?
you can use your own haulage firms. We used to use a bloke who was up that way regular. the price was about the same TBH. it works out about 1.50 a bag. that brings classic stone up to over 8 quid a 25 kg bag. parex or weber work out cheaper for monocouche and the stuff is delivered with a moffet which is great.
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Parinter would not carck any more than a poly base if they had gone hard. poly base is flexible but if your hammering and drilling it will cause damage on impact, its not rubber. thing is with drilling its only a hole no crack will form. anyway its best to do it whilst the gear is still green.
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thing is blone i dont think its the haulage firms its the warehouse or summit that tend to fk up from what lads are sayin. probably all change when they up output and they got dedicated silos for each product. there is a jock on here been using it years always had issues with delivery.
just order it well in advance i guess is the trick.
I just picked up 2 roughcast jobs of the back of that one i did i was telling you about before xmas using their cast. now as far as cast goes that is good stuff
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aye
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Do I just put this lankomousse stuff on then parinter over the top when dry or can it be cleaned off after?
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