Parex light patches

vfr12 said:
Morning! When you hit the gear too early with the i bar or scraper , you just drag the gear around creating flat spots/lines and you are not able to create the usual finish . This areas will be always lighter , trying to fix it doesn’t help at all. If you look close at the first picture you can see the pattern.
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That makes sense now when it's soft it's stuck behind the H bar and gets pulled around. Lesson learned then cheers
 
Lox said:
The parex primer you maybe should of used mate
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Ah right no I didn't use it the building was gritted then two scratches of sand and cement went on then parex. The builder saving money see! I can use it against him though hahah
 
vfr12 said:
Morning! When you hit the gear too early with the i bar or scraper , you just drag the gear around creating flat spots/lines and you are not able to create the usual finish . This areas will be always lighter , trying to fix it doesn’t help at all. If you look close at the first picture you can see the pattern.
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Don’t agree totally could be wet spots and caused lime bloom !
But moving the gear early wouldn’t create light patches I don’t think
 
Lox said:
Don’t agree totally could be wet spots and caused lime bloom !
But moving the gear early wouldn’t create light patches I don’t think
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Yes, it could .But also....
Moving the gear early will cause flat spots, which when dry are looking like lighter patches . You won’t tell the colour difference before they dry.
 
Louis300 said:
Ah right no I didn't use it the building was gritted then two scratches of sand and cement went on then parex. The builder saving money see! I can use it against him though hahah
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Well .... that’s another mono stress, as @Vincey would say. Complete failure if you ask me !
 
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