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[hiddenspyno1]

Hmm not sure my post went on so i will try agen.

im looking for some advice on what you guys use to pva the brick and block so to speek.
the job im starting next week has been fully striped back to the brick and there has been a new extention built on with block. One company i worked with used somthing that when the sun went on it it was rainbow looking if you know what i mean? But im just wondering what you folks use

thanks in advance

 

[TheWand]

Are you on about SBR? dont wanna be using PVA externally buddy

 

[hiddenspyno1]

Na i already use sbr. Never use pva outside but im wondering what eals there is and what yous use

 

[3kids1dog]

U maybe used soft soap?

 

[hiddenspyno1]

Is that a joke? Lol i havent heard of that before and i have no idea what it was called im just wondering what everyone eals uses realy

 

[TheWand]

You must mean Oil...................that looks like a rainbow in the sun............................:RpS_thumbup:

 

[3kids1dog]

U never heard of soft soap?

 

[hiddenspyno1]

Ahhh oil thats the one lol . Na only for the bathroom mate lol. So sbr is still the winner then.?

 

[Nisus]

It's called snake oil you can get it from jewsons etc :RpS_thumbup:

 

[Rigsby]

Looks like colours of the rainbow? It has been damped down with plenty of washing liquid in the water. Stops all known suction.





New render doesn't stick either but it can get you out of a tricky situation on a bodge it and scarper job.