En-suite Ceiling Skim - SBR or PVA?

[smallsteve]

En-suite ceiling needs a re-skim after a number of lights have been moved and the ceiling patched. For info, it's standard plasterboard and I am planning on using multi-finish two-coat.
Whenever I have skimmed in the past I have used PVA, but I wonder if it would be better to use SBR in rooms subject to humidity? I've got both in the garage and so wonder which is best?
On a similar theme, i've seen a few comments regarding using the same mix for 1st and 2nd coat. I've always used separate mixes and never even considered a single mix. Is it better / simpler to use a single mix for smaller rooms?
TIA

 

[Swanseadan]

Pva.
You'll be fine using the same mix if your quick enough.

 

[Danny]

Pva will be fine

 

[Cockney]

En-suite ceiling needs a re-skim after a number of lights have been moved and the ceiling patched. For info, it's standard plasterboard and I am planning on using multi-finish two-coat.
Whenever I have skimmed in the past I have used PVA, but I wonder if it would be better to use SBR in rooms subject to humidity? I've got both in the garage and so wonder which is best?
On a similar theme, i've seen a few comments regarding using the same mix for 1st and 2nd coat. I've always used separate mixes and never even considered a single mix. Is it better / simpler to use a single mix for smaller rooms?
TIA

Are you a plasterer??

 

[smallsteve]

Are you a plasterer??

No, just a DIYer that has done some plastering. Why?

 

[Cockney]

No, just a DIYer that has done some plastering. Why?

Asking for a friend.

Btw................

What you wearing??

 

[Smudger1]

Asking for a friend.

Btw................

What you wearing??

You wearing pvc ?

 

[BryanJ]

Asking for a friend.

Btw................

What you wearing??

When he starts laying on the ceiling he be wearing Multi-finish.