Had a nightmare

algeeman said:
maybe
I'm far from retirement

like most lads on here

we've simply no hope
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My dad bless him 77 and won’t stop, he ain’t a plasterer but a mechanic for most of his life, 12-14 hour shift when me and my snotty bros and little sis growing up.
 
John j said:
If he bonding bubbles treat it like artex and let first coat pull in before second . Maybe a few flatner to get worse of bubbles out. Second coat will go on fine


From bonding master.


@carl-the-plasterer
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Had a nightmare
 
Turner83 said:
Cheers for the feedback people, I know some dnt pva bonding if done the same day and I know some people do PVA bonding if done the same day, like I said in my post I've done the same process when skimming bonded walls loads off times and never had a issue until the other day. In the end I just reskimmed it after checking that it was all sound and had no dramas. I will just put it down to bad suction control and when I do another bonded and skim job I will try a different way and see.
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When u pva before bonding it must have dried fast the pva. So that meant the walls where high suction, u should have gave it another 1 before the bonding, some old houses have lime in the original plaster, if u see loads of hairline cracks everywhere that’s normally a good indicator that the walls are thirsty and need a few coats of pva , if u pva and try’s quick within 5 mins deffo another pva etc
 
sand/cement1/dot/dab said:
When u pva before bonding it must have dried fast the pva. So that meant the walls where high suction, u should have gave it another 1 before the bonding, some old houses have lime in the original plaster, if u see loads of hairline cracks everywhere that’s normally a good indicator that the walls are thirsty and need a few coats of pva , if u pva and try’s quick within 5 mins deffo another pva etc
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Problem wasn't the bonding cracking or Pva drying to quick it was he over pvad the bonding and the moisture had nowhere to go so his multi bubbled
 
Nath80 said:
Problem wasn't the bonding cracking or Pva drying to quick it was he over pvad the bonding and the moisture had nowhere to go so his multi bubbled
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I thought those bubbles where air trapped because the water went too quick and the air had no where to go?
 
Monkey Boy said:
I thought those bubbles where air trapped because the water went too quick and the air had no where to go?
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Not 100% to be honest, but I don't remember ever getting bubbles when the multi goes off quick, as it would if the water went too quick? Only ever had bubbling if I got impatient and went over a bonded ceiling too quickly from memory
 
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