scratch coat and depth on bonding/hardwall and other backing plasterers

[phippsy333]

al depends on depth if it less than 20mm then no, i devil float up if hit next day but bonding/hardwall is designed to be hit same day really. If depth is more than 20m then do a scratch coat then second coAT TO BRING OUT DEPTH, But me personally i use alot of universal one coat as backing plaster then skim onto this, take a while to get used to but can be used on low suction/high suction/brickwork/ lots of fecking thing really and when set doesnt suck that much either, ive been using it like this for quite a while and other so called colleges have copied me with this idea ie ukspreads ( mainly cause those idiots havnt got a clue and are chancers lol), universal one coat is like the swiss army knife of the plastering world

 

[spunkybum]

you can use bond it externally aswell ;D

 

[phippsy333]

spunkybum try lord and downing german product caller bek...somthing...sorry cant remember name...its cheaper than bondit and f**k**g hell alot better than the blue stuff...comes in 25litre can

 

[spunkybum]

betocontakt......how much is it mate i pay £30 for 10 litres of bond it .......tbh i'm more on the wba scale for private work but i work for a company who use gallons of the stuff ......does he charge delivery mate?

 

[phippsy333]

on lord an downing website......think its 30 quid.......much better.....
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good guys too...very helpfull, they do machines....and i would reccomend them to anyone...good forum too

 

[spunkybum]

cheers mate

 

[timmo72]

wots an appropriate job to use it on phippsy (bekont u know wot i mean)

 

[spunkybum]

whats the drying time like too phipps?