K rend gp mortar

[plasterjfe]

For base coats, and I'm teaching another lad to spray just think with it slowed down he can get his ribbons neater and he take a bit more time .

Get yourself a D4:3 rotor. That's slower and if your spraying basecaot polymer that's the one your suppose to have on it mixes the polymers better.

 

[User___removed]

Have you tried it one coat rob. wet on wet. i think that may be easier for finishing. I have been using HP12 to sponge up lately and it works a treat. Is there some way you could incorporate HP12 over the GP mortar if it was i framed back. it can be sponged immediately and is ssstunning to work with

It's a 2 coat material though isn't it?
As in 2 days

 

[HLR External Renders]

Get yourself a D4:3 rotor. That's slower and if your spraying basecaot polymer that's the one your suppose to have on it mixes the polymers better.

How much slower would you say mate half the speed ?

 

[Rossi46]

It's a 2 coat material though isn't it?
As in 2 days

This will be a CPI debate all over again

 

[plasterjfe]

Nearly half the output but not quite. I think 12 ltrs per min as opposed to 20 of the d.6.3. Its fairly slow, ideal for base coats