Parex Micro

[user__removed]

Spray rendaid onto a soaked substrate, let it pick up and then comb it. The key left is spot on.

 

[FreeD]

I'll put the cat amongst the pigeons now....

When speaking to a weber instructor on a training course, I was told they would wash they're hands on anything not 15mm + on mono work

Yea 15mm wet on wet or apprx 5mm base 10mm on top no probs 15mm.

 

[Rigsby]

Yea 15mm wet on wet or apprx 5mm base 10mm on top no probs 15mm.

I agree with that. But Webers Felix the Caribbean cat insists on rend-aid then 15mm mono on top.

15mm all in I reckon.

 

[user_removed]

I agree with that. But Webers Felix the Caribbean cat insists on rend-aid then 15mm mono on top.

15mm all in I reckon.

For the ££££££

 

[Kylewesley]

They would wash their hands of anything.

But saying that I have seen Parex crack.

They all crack it's same as any render cement based, stress and shrinkage is most common.
I have never had a problem with the acrylic done right only being 1.5 or 3mm top coat they seem to flex a lot more.
We always tell clients we can't guarantee substrate but will guarantee render.
That's why we fully mesh and base every job unless in a rare occasion the builder has pulled his finger out and built using 7n.
But that is rare!!
The manufactures reps say the product will never fail. So will be down to a underlying cause.. Pretty much cancels out any remedial work on their part.
As anyone know who has been on the training courses it's aload of bullshit. Still I think it's not the product it's the installer that will instal without any issues

 

[Kylewesley]

I agree with that. But Webers Felix the Caribbean cat insists on rend-aid then 15mm mono on top.

15mm all in I reckon.

We alway do it that way. Ultimately the client fits the bill but my company would if it failed. So no chances here!

 

[FreeD]

OCR over Micro today, went a dream, held back just right, stuck like sh*t to a blanket.

 

[Jimbob9]

It does make you wonder how they spec 18 mm of render to hang off it.

Because your average chemical scientists are a lot more knowledgeable and have much more expensive equipment then the average renderer like us I guess.

 

[user__removed]

OCR over Micro today, went a dream, held back just right, stuck like sh*t to a blanket.

What was the substrate and how many m2 did you get on?

 

[jamesthefirst]

Can't see how you know it adhered well until fully cured.

 

[Mono]

Did a mono job a few years back,it was all hacked back to the old substrate which was brick,I sprayed micro over it and sprayed it two days later.If anyone's wondering did it take or not I had to go back three weeks later because the owner reversed her car into the porch and I had to redo the render on her insurance.it was so damaged I had to hack off what we originally did,you would not believe how well the mono was on there.Micro is good stuff end of.

 

[Wezly]

Did a mono job a few years back,it was all hacked back to the old substrate which was brick,I sprayed micro over it and sprayed it two days later.If anyone's wondering did it take or not I had to go back three weeks later because the owner reversed her car into the porch and I had to redo the render on her insurance.it was so damaged I had to hack off what we originally did,you would not believe how well the mono was on there.Micro is good stuff end of.

f**k**g women drivers!