Dot and dab onto tanked wall

[markyyyyyy]

Am applying 2 coats of tanking slurry on to a 9" solid wall, followed by dot and dab insulated plasterboard.

Cant use foam as the walll is not level/flat in many places

I also want to make my wall vertically level hence dot dab.

Do I need to apply a primer onto the dried tanking slurry before dot and dab adhesive? I need to wait a mo th before boarding as I need new doors and windows.

Thanks

 

[ChrispyUK]

Light spray of water

 

[Colin 879]

Lick it where you’re gonna place the dabs

 

[Retired Spread]

fk me talk about over-complicating it why didn't you just baton the wall out?

 

[Cockney]

Am applying 2 coats of tanking slurry on to a 9" solid wall, followed by dot and dab insulated plasterboard.

Cant use foam as the walll is not level/flat in many places

I also want to make my wall vertically level hence dot dab.

Do I need to apply a primer onto the dried tanking slurry before dot and dab adhesive? I need to wait a mo th before boarding as I need new doors and windows.

Thanks

@John j

 

[John j]

@John j

Bonding

 

[TonyM]

Think you need a tight scratch coat or you’ll get dabs showing through on the boards, as the tanking slurry will condensate

 

[hstoke]

Should have used lime 3 coat system that tanking shite n them boards load of codswallop that tanking will sweat like a bitch
Happy Xmas

 

[Andy R]

You will need a primer or PVA because The drywall adhesive will not adhere to the tanking properly. The dots can pop of the tanking when dried if the board is hit.

 

[Deleted member 46546]

Am applying 2 coats of tanking slurry on to a 9" solid wall, followed by dot and dab insulated plasterboard.

Cant use foam as the walll is not level/flat in many places

I also want to make my wall vertically level hence dot dab.

Do I need to apply a primer onto the dried tanking slurry before dot and dab adhesive? I need to wait a mo th before boarding as I need new doors and windows.

Thanks

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