Rendagrip over painted sand and cement

[Dan198766]

can I use rendagrip over painted sand and cement render, I’m doing a silicone render job, the old sand and cement render is rock solid and would take weeks to remove! Would you give it a key with a grinder or will rendagrip be sufficient? Any advice welcome. Cheers

 

[essexandy]

I'll translate that for everyone else.
He doesn't want to do the job properly, so in your opinion which dodge is least likely to go tits up.

 

[Stewie03]

f**k it like @John j said in a previous thread just go over it with thin coat

 

[Monkey Boy]

yes

 

[Dan198766]

I'll translate that for everyone else.
He doesn't want to do the job properly, so in your opinion which dodge is least likely to go tits up.

Pipe down mate, I’d suggested it needed taking off but the customer doesn’t want to pay for the extra week or two hacking off, skips, mess etc. So asked a bit of advice on here to see if there was another option, isn’t that what this forum is for? So keep your stupid comments to yourself.

 

[Dan198766]

yes

Hi mate, what is the yes to?

 

[essexandy]

Pipe down mate, I’d suggested it needed taking off but the customer doesn’t want to pay for the extra week or two hacking off, skips, mess etc. So asked a bit of advice on here to see if there was another option, isn’t that what this forum is for? So keep your stupid comments to yourself.

Hey guess what, no I won't pipe down you chancer.
If you've told them the correct way to do the job and they don't want to know, you should walk away. If there are other suitable ways to tackle the job, which there are, you shouldn't need to ask on here for them.

 

[Cockney]

Hey guess what, no I won't pipe down you chancer.
If you've told them the correct way to do the job and they don't want to know, you should walk away. If there are other suitable ways to tackle the job, which there are, you shouldn't need to ask on here for them.

#bus stop

 

[S a plastering]

can I use rendagrip over painted sand and cement render, I’m doing a silicone render job, the old sand and cement render is rock solid and would take weeks to remove! Would you give it a key with a grinder or will rendagrip be sufficient? Any advice welcome. Cheers

You could get parex perinter it's designed to go over paint and it's lightweight also I would pin and mesh

 

[Dan198766]

Hey guess what, no I won't pipe down you chancer.
If you've told them the correct way to do the job and they don't want to know, you should walk away. If there are other suitable ways to tackle the job, which there are, you shouldn't need to ask on here for them.

If there are other ways to tackle the job then share your knowledge wise one. Be the hero

 

[PRB_Ryan]

We can offer a system designed for painted substrates using PRB Renomur Top:

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[John j]

Hey guess what, no I won't pipe down you chancer.
If you've told them the correct way to do the job and they don't want to know, you should walk away. If there are other suitable ways to tackle the job, which there are, you shouldn't need to ask on here for them.

You can't pipe down or you be underground

 

[John j]

f**k it like @John j said in a previous thread just go over it with thin coat

That one was free