J JamieMB New Member Jun 27, 2022 #1 I've been a plasterer for a while now buy never used renovation plaster. Do I need to pva the tanking before putting the renovation plaster on?
I've been a plasterer for a while now buy never used renovation plaster. Do I need to pva the tanking before putting the renovation plaster on?
M MakeItSmooth Well-Known Member Jun 27, 2022 #2 smoother? Is that you? Come out, come out, wherever you are!
M MakeItSmooth Well-Known Member Jun 27, 2022 #5 Stewie03 said: Yes Click to expand... Monkey Boy said: No Click to expand...
JessThePlasterer Queen Jess Elizabeth I Jun 28, 2022 #6 JamieMB said: I've been a plasterer for a while now buy never used renovation plaster. Do I need to pva the tanking before putting the renovation plaster on? Click to expand... I’m going to be gutted if you’re smoother…. Is this a sovereign system? I read a mental damp report recently and the method the plasterers suggested was a Sovereign system. I’d not heard of them, but the system was: Sbr slurry S/c Renovation breathable backing plaster Skim Sounded like absolute madness to me! If you’re using breathable plaster why would you use anything that seals like pva or sbr? Why would you tank with waterproofer and use renovation plaster? If you’re using renovation plaster such as limelite Damp down with water Use renovation plaster Damp down with water Skim As far as I’m aware
JamieMB said: I've been a plasterer for a while now buy never used renovation plaster. Do I need to pva the tanking before putting the renovation plaster on? Click to expand... I’m going to be gutted if you’re smoother…. Is this a sovereign system? I read a mental damp report recently and the method the plasterers suggested was a Sovereign system. I’d not heard of them, but the system was: Sbr slurry S/c Renovation breathable backing plaster Skim Sounded like absolute madness to me! If you’re using breathable plaster why would you use anything that seals like pva or sbr? Why would you tank with waterproofer and use renovation plaster? If you’re using renovation plaster such as limelite Damp down with water Use renovation plaster Damp down with water Skim As far as I’m aware
hstoke Well-Known Member Jul 1, 2022 #7 Top with renovation high impact plaster the white s**t not the pink