Cheers seen bais complaining it was too messy but assuming all the prep ie dust sheets and protective films is done right shouldn't be a problemSame s**t different colour.I wouldnt skim over grit thats not had atleast a day.
I prefer grit over pva. Just add a day to the job for prep.Cheers seen bais complaining it was too messy but assuming all the prep ie dust sheets and protective films is done right shouldn't be a problem
what does it say on back of it on drying times?Recently purchased a tub of cromar orange grit for a small kitchen reskim wondering if it's any use and does it need 24 hours to dry View attachment 68123
does it need 24 hours to dry
It's a porn read isn't it you old fart for you is spec on back of a tubwhat does it say on back of it on drying times?
Cheers seen that just wasn't sure whether or not it would be longer as have seen people complaining of how wet it is thought perhaps would take over the 24hr mark"Apply one coat, using either brush or roller, and leave to dry thoroughly for a minimum of 24
hours prior to plastering."
That'll be a 'Yes', then.
You're not the first person to want to grit and plaster the same day, but it's not wise.
PVA, yes.
Grit, no.
not really no....just happy not to have been a site slagging chancer throughout my long careerIt's a porn read isn't it you old fart for you is spec on back of a tub
Recently purchased some eggs, some are brown, going to have one for breakfast.Recently purchased a tub of cromar orange grit for a small kitchen reskim wondering if it's any use and does it need 24 hours to dry View attachment 68123
Get water bubblingRecently purchased some eggs, some are brown, going to have one for breakfast.
Wondering how do I boil it? Don't what to take a chance and get it wrong.