dry bonding!?

jacktom · Nov 23, 2014

Morning. Got a wall that was bonded 6 months ago. Its been scratched up but is obviously very dry. Any advice before skimming. Thanx

bezza7mcfc · Nov 23, 2014

I had that problem a couple of years ago. I just poly-bonded it and it was perfectly fine

beddy · Nov 23, 2014

Bag of coke.

S a plastering · Nov 23, 2014

Water

Nisus · Nov 23, 2014

jacktom said:
Morning. Got a wall that was bonded 6 months ago. Its been scratched up but is obviously very dry. Any advice before skimming. Thanx

Treat it like you would any other high suction background.

beddy · Nov 23, 2014

Sure you dont want to use wba and blue grit fibrehand. Maybe open a couple of windows

Nisus · Nov 23, 2014

beddy said:
Sure you dont want to use wba and blue grit fibrehand. Maybe open a couple of windows

Thought he only used blue grit on plasterboard :rolleyes)

beddy · Nov 23, 2014

Open windows. Wba it. Dab over it. Blue grit the board. Pva the blue grit. Skim with 50/50 bonding multi

Nisus · Nov 23, 2014

beddy said:
Open windows. Wba it. Dab over it. Blue grit the board. Pva the blue grit. Skim with 50/50 bonding multi

But he doesn't do any of that because he gets someone to help

KevRM · Nov 23, 2014

jacktom said:
Morning. Got a wall that was bonded 6 months ago. Its been scratched up but is obviously very dry. Any advice before skimming. Thanx

Get some one who knows the answer to this problem to plaster it, imo if you need to ask the question then you shouldn't be skimming it

Arti · Nov 23, 2014

Just fire it on and test your skimming speed and trowel reaction time

Oh, then post some pics of it painted ;-)