dashing job

[S a plastering]

got a small extension to do i was wondering can you dash over weber ocr or would it have to be over s/c if you can dash over the weber is it a case of a decent thick coat or would it be best to put atight coat on first then the reciver coat thanks wanted to try an get it done in the day

 

[spunky]

ive done it the same day with s/c mate put some rapid hardener in with the scratch coat

 

[S a plastering]

i know what you mean spunk but dont you only get about 20mins with that stuff will i be chasing my a r s e

 

[spunky]

you only want to use it in the scratch coat mate pour about a pint per bucket in if its the feb stuff

 

[spunky]

making all this up mind ive hardly done any dashing ;D..............cant see why it wont work though :

 

[napper83]

;D ;D

 

[warriorupnorth]

Do a test patch of receiver over the weber and see how it holds off, if it does then dash away, if not seal it slightly with some sbr

 

[Nisus]

making all this up mind ive hardly done any dashing ;D..............cant see why it wont work though :

pffrrrrssshh!!!! That was me spitting me beer out
oh s hit anyone got a sponge

 

[Render Systems]

weber ocr needs a latex in it to hold the second coat off for a while... without this there may be suction in the base coat... i would unibond it or similar to kill any suction... dont forget to put the food colour in the unibond though... dont want you missing a bit

 

[merlin]

got a small extension to do i was wondering can you dash over weber ocr or would it have to be over s/c if you can dash over the weber is it a case of a decent thick coat or would it be best to put atight coat on first then the reciver coat thanks wanted to try an get it done in the day

wud be ok m8 ,tight coat then butter coat, what ever you do dont unibond it!

 

[S a plastering]

cheers merlin wil give it a go