sbr

[wil]

evening all,
I'm after some advice on weather to brush a watered down mix of sbr on the brick substrate after dash has been hacked off, if so what's the best dilution anybody pls, new work is 2 coat smooth sand and cement.

 

[Topspread16]

evening all,
I'm after some advice on weather to brush a watered down mix of sbr on the brick substrate after dash has been hacked off, if so what's the best dilution anybody pls, new work is 2 coat smooth sand and cement.

50/50 it will go for miles.

 

[Yansa]

If you don't use it as they recommend, if there's a problem your to blame. That said i love sbr and have never had any problems with it. Far more reliable than unibond on unusual surfaces too.

 

[Badgerrrrrrr]

evening all,
I'm after some advice on weather to brush a watered down mix of sbr on the brick substrate after dash has been hacked off, if so what's the best dilution anybody pls, new work is 2 coat smooth sand and cement.

I’d scat the surface with a sbr, cement and sand mix and let that set before scratch coat to give it a key.

 

[malc]

i would not let sbr dry before i applied the scratch coat.

 

[Danny]

I have started using sbr a fair bit.... that was on @Marshy advice and it came out lovely

 

[wil]

thanks for all advice guys but I've decided on a slight u turn, I'm gonna use bondit instead in these temperatures might be ready to scratch in the afternoon, it should seal and key at the same time perfect

 

[vfr12]

I have started using sbr a fair bit.... that was on @Marshy advice and it came out lovely

Is this another add mix to multi?

 

[Rigsby]

thanks for all advice guys but I've decided on a slight u turn, I'm gonna use bondit instead in these temperatures might be ready to scratch in the afternoon, it should seal and key at the same time perfect

Do you mean something like Rendagrip? Good fool proof gear.

 

[Cockney]

thanks for all advice guys but I've decided on a slight u turn, I'm gonna use bondit instead in these temperatures might be ready to scratch in the afternoon, it should seal and key at the same time perfect

bondit??

 

[wil]

this one

 

[Danny]

Is this another add mix to multi?

Nope... a watered down mix on dusty walls topped with blue grit

 

[wil]

u reckon bad idea danny???

 

[Cornelius]

this one

That stuff should be fine, don’t know if you’ll get good coverage from it though mate. Sbr would go a lot further me thinks.

 

[wil]

I think it should be enough for this job

 

[Cockney]

this one

Let us know how you get on with it mate!

 

[wil]

Let us know how you get on with it mate!

I'll take some pics and post them mate

 

[Danny]

u reckon bad idea danny???

There are a lot more people on here better qualified to give you the right advice

 

[wil]

Let us know how you get on with it mate!

 

[wil]

 

[wil]

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[Cornelius]

Did it spread ok over the old bricks? Was there much grit in it for the scratch to key to?

 

[wil]

Did it spread ok over the old bricks? Was there much grit in it for the scratch to key to?

perfect no problems so far, floated it up today

 

[wil]

perfect no problems so far, floated it up today

 

[wil]

perfect no problems so far, floated it up today

20 pounds a tub for exterior bondit

 

[fixit]

would anyone have scudded that instead

 

[Mouldyoldspudgun]

I certainly wouldn’t scat on it like badger would

 

[Niftyforfifty]

would anyone have scudded that instead

Absolutely lad, brush down , lightly dampen, tight scud, scratch, and finish never had a problem, why people waste money on these new fangled products is beyond me 20 notes a tub ffs no need.

 

[Cornelius]

Absolutely lad, brush down , lightly dampen, tight scud, scratch, and finish never had a problem, why people waste money on these new fangled products is beyond me 20 notes a tub ffs no need.

Easier and cleaner than mixing and applying scud?

 

[Niftyforfifty]

Easier and cleaner than mixing and applying scud?

Personally I would not be happy with the key that would provide for two coats of s/c but each to their own, the scud cost is the most important as it provides the key and is the base for holding everything else on the wall.

 

[Wilkie102]

hose the f**k*r down and scratch it

 

[fixit]

Personally I would not be happy with the key that would provide for two coats of s/c but each to their own, the scud cost is the most important as it provides the key and is the base for holding everything else on the wall.

second that. Scud is tried and tested. But then again here in ireland we havent got into that bondit stuff

 

[Niftyforfifty]

second that. Scud is tried and tested. But then again here in ireland we havent got into that bondit stuff

Last year we done a job a recoat over existing external plaster two coats of this synthetic based gear disaster ended up going back to basics, kango job back to block scud , scratch and finish ,

 

[fixit]

Last year we done a job a recoat over existing external plaster two coats of this synthetic based gear disaster ended up going back to basics, kango job back to block scud , scratch and finish ,

whats your scud mix ratio

 

[Niftyforfifty]

whats your scud mix ratio

2×1 where in Donegal are ya?