Donzo
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I have done it with sand,pva. Its OK but grit has a completely different make up.Did one other day whith sand pva night before it took ages to go off when skimed next day
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I have done it with sand,pva. Its OK but grit has a completely different make up.Did one other day whith sand pva night before it took ages to go off when skimed next day
It seems to work though.done it on tiles a few times with no issues.though I grit now.I never saw teh point with adding sand to PVA... as PVA re emulsifies anyway...
I am try itnot sure if you are being serious or not....
They been using pva for over skim for years lol and I haven't had a come backid rather buy a product that i know thats going to work would hate it to backfire like!!
so you have never had a job that pva has failed? ive had a few usually happens on artex and distempter that we never knew was there!!They been using pva for over skim for years lol and I haven't had a come back
so you have never had a job that pva has failed? ive had a few usually happens on artex and distempter that we never knew was there!!
Not that I can remember m8so you have never had a job that pva has failed? ive had a few usually happens on artex and distempter that we never knew was there!!
been lucky then mate!Not that I can remember m8
It just making sure the background ok it all about prep and it should be ok whith two coats of pvabeen lucky then mate!
danny ive never had any issue with bond it over any distempter or flakey paint!even something like a bonding agent would fail on distemper