if you're rendering walls that are reasonably flat, mix it up as a slurry with sand and cement and paint it on and treat that as a scratch coat. i wouldn't trowel it on though, cleaning your tools would be a right pig.
ah on so SBR is only used for priming walls and making slurry coast ect
can i water down sbr to say 6-1 and lash over old brickwork for a prime.. as today i had old brick work i ran a hose over it for 10mins and layed on a scratch coat and it still pulled in way to fast?
not sure about that mate, maybe some one else could shed some light. i've only ever used it as a slurry before rendering or mixed with water and swept over the floor prior to screeding
ah on so SBR is only used for priming walls and making slurry coast ect
can i water down sbr to say 6-1 and lash over old brickwork for a prime.. as today i had old brick work i ran a hose over it for 10mins and layed on a scratch coat and it still pulled in way to fast?
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