painted brick wall

[southernmanc77]

im a builder i have been floating and setting for a few years now but have never had to float out a painted brick room any advice ie bondind/hardwall pva/no pva ideally i need to set over the same day to make any money but i reckon hardwall would take quite a while to go hence really not keen on being there after 4 thanks in advance cheers

 

[beddy]

mesh and bonding no pva

 

[rockhardsolidplastering]

DOT AND DAB it

 

[beddy]

if you want a bit extra reasurrance then use wba aswell

 

[Pug]

Is it gloss or emulsion, and what sort of state is it?

 

[skimmin2day]

D and D or eml then float it.
Either way youl be there past 4.
2 days work this time of year pal if you wanna f/s it.

 

[flynnyman]

bonding

 

[southernmanc77]

emulsion and rough facing brick cheers

 

[Sandy Thompson]

thisle bond it bonding and skim

 

[S a plastering]

wba then bonding if the paint is well stuck

 

[beddy]

eml it if its painted, would you really want 10-15mm bonding holding on to paint?

 

[church]

Bonding agent and carlite bonding , if its single skin construction got to go down the s&c route

 

[bubbles65]

Aye, it's a 2 day job fella - or stop till 8 at night:RpS_thumbup:

Plenty good advice above......

 

[warriorupnorth]

Single or double skin/cavity, ground floor or second, G** or straight (beddy asked me to ask you that one)
Reading between the lines , it sounds like a single skin outhouse type jobby, if so dot insulated plasterboard to the ROUGH brickwork n skim,or go overboard and mf ,vapour barrier, board n skim if there is some damp issues, or just bond and skim , but if your a competent builder you already know the answer and have just come on here for some reassurance.
But i can guarantee you will be more confused at the end of this thread than you were at the start

 

[Danny]

No need for me to post an answer.......

Welcome to the forum though you will get a lot of different answers... my favourite is wba, eml, bonding then skim....

Hardwall is for high suction backgrounds and bonding is for low suction ie paint and plasterboard...

Danny

 

[theblones]

If you want to finish it same day, bonding agent painted on the wall and Thistle universal one coat plaster.