smudgez1000
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I'm at that stage of thinking monkey poo is the way to go... And quoting myself! Wtf
Krend on painted render questions
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Danny
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send me a screenshot and I will forward that to the tech team we are messing about with settings to get video uploads to work so that may be an issue
smudgez1000
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Phone Anglia lime and ask them about it.
It's called thermalime. Knocks up and spreads like bonding.
I think they'll even send u out a free sample bag to try so you can see if it works.
Danny
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I'm at that stage of thinking monkey poo is the way to go... And quoting myself! Wtf
yup I cant upload anything at the moment either...
User___removed
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I wouldn't be putting anything over painted apart from a thin coat render system
Parinter/mesh and 1.5 all day long
Parinter/mesh and 1.5 all day long
S a plastering
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do you pin it aswell Bobby or just straight over with parinter
User___removed
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I've never pinned it tbh mate
I'll do a pull test with mesh then crack on
Done a few thousand m2 with it last year
I'll do a pull test with mesh then crack on
Done a few thousand m2 with it last year
S a plastering
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nice one pal
Jimbob9
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In a nutshell, lots of stuff that will stick, choose your poison.
No one will guarantee that your paint will not peel off.
smudgez1000
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Thanks.... Yeah I'm thinking I might just have a go at krend. What could possibly go wrong?!!
Hp12, mesh and top coat. I fancy trying it, so as per the first post... Any tips are more than welcome! It'll be about 3 weeks from now I recon, gotta get an I beam and devil float
S a plastering
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scratch pad you want mate not a devil float that only has two nails at the top
Vincey
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Could record it all for us ..would be good to see how it all turns out.
Jrend
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If your going to use hp12 you would be better off using tc15 bucket coat for the finish,less weight and less chance of cracking.Thats just my opinion tho.
User___removed
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Everything can go wrong!!!
If you haven't used these materials before you have no chance pal !!!
User___removed
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Mate if he doesn't even know what tools he needs he f**k*d!!!
S a plastering
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="bobby, post: 957456, member: 2259"]Mate if he doesn't even know what tools he needs he f**k*d!!![/QUOTE]
that's what your up against mate scary
that's what your up against mate scary
user__removed
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Without seeing the job I would probably make good the beads and then just use a 1.5mm texture coat straight over the paint if the walls are relatively decent.
S a plastering
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parinter as said over paint designed for it then a 1.5 bucket coat fuk hand balling a full house in krend
spreadasaid
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Can you get hp12 rubbed up nice ready for thin coats or is there a more suitable k rend product mate used ft a few times with hp12 but I've done no thin coat
user__removed
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This is a good option.https://www.mapei.com/GB-EN/mobile/...Sistema=152&IDSistema=25081&totSottoSistemi=6
Jrend
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Yes mate its nice gear to use sponges up nice or you can spat it flat and leave it. Don't have to be like glass if your using a 1.5mm or larger grain topcoat. If using 1mm it does have to be mint.
spreadasaid
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Cheers for that mate a was under the impression you had to spat then sponge before top coat. As a say used it on ft and thought it was spot on for a base but a found it a bit gluey and splitting if a messed on too much with it. Probably me trying to get it bang on too soon
smudgez1000
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yeah yeah ... alright.
smudgez1000
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smudgez1000
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Thanks for all the info and possible options on this fellas ... I do appreciate it. Its quite possible that I'm getting carried away and creating more work than necessary .... and judging by the advice opening a can of worms I might not be able to shut without a lot of expense.
Perhaps my Krend practise should be left for another time ... small garden wall, before attacking the house.
Also, I really am just trying to get this place is acceptable condition for sale, it's lovely internally now ... so for external, maybe repair the cracks and some sort of high build masonry paint is the way to go for speed, cost and it looking 'reasonable' in the short term.
Just dunno ... anyway best get on!
Perhaps my Krend practise should be left for another time ... small garden wall, before attacking the house.
Also, I really am just trying to get this place is acceptable condition for sale, it's lovely internally now
... so for external, maybe repair the cracks and some sort of high build masonry paint is the way to go for speed, cost and it looking 'reasonable' in the short term.Just dunno ... anyway best get on!
Would you bother with acrylic primer first ? Or straight into painted walls? Thanks