One coat over brick.

[Dr.B]

I have a customer who would like the brick plinths on his house rendered over.
I am intending to paint red-grit over the brick and would like to apply a bagged colour render over.
Can anyone suggest a suitable product that can finish similar to sand and cement.
Thanks

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[Jgreenplastering]

Parex monorex can be sponged up. I would seal it though after as will get filthy being below dpc

 

[Mag]

Sand and cement and lime ha ha

I have a customer who would like the brick plinths on his house rendered over.
I am intending to paint red-grit over the brick and would like to apply a bagged colour render over.
Can anyone suggest a suitable product that can finish similar to sand and cement.
Thanks

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[Dr.B]

Parex monorex can be sponged up. I would seal it though after as will get filthy being below dpc

Might not need to red-grit first if I use parex monorex?

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[Jgreenplastering]

Might not need to red-grit first if I use parex monorex?

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Personally I wouldn't use colour render or render full stop but grit would always help although not essential.


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[Rigsby]

What do you mean red grit?

I can only picture Everbuild Redergrip?

If it is just render then Rendergrip if you can't get Microgobetis then Parmurex or any other ocr.

As said above below dpc it will get dirty.

 

[Andy M]

Are you not supposed to add sbr ie Lankolatex into renders below DPC ?

 

[Orangemachineman]

f**k off the bagged render idea
Just prime with say micro of r10 then render in sand & cement
Get the dollar and move on


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[Rigsby]

You wont need sbr if using micro. But you could sbr prime the wall then add sbr to your ocr. That will stick as a base. A bugger to rub up though. It sticks to your float.

 

[Dr.B]

It will get dirty whatever I use with splash from concrete path.
I want bagged render so I can do in one coat and have a light colour without too much hastle and I don't have a lot of room on the job for mixing.
When I say red-grit I mean rendergrip yes.

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[Dr.B]

Personally I wouldn't use colour render or render full stop but grit would always help although not essential.


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Customer wants rid of the brick. Also wants boundary walls done.

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[Gibbo]

You can get white weber ocr

 

[S a plastering]

You can get white weber ocr

not seen the white stuff before didn't even know they did it

 

[Putzmiester]

OCR all day long ,just clean the brick and bang it straight on -simple

 

[Dr.B]

Never seen white ocr?

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