serrated spat

[S a plastering]

was thinking these could be good on both coats of mono when putting on by hand esp the first pass don't mean the serrated edge I've got one of those just wondered if anyone's tried em

 

[Andy M]

Have one but don't seem to use it .Probably good for first pass where the edge is too big to fit.

 

[S a plastering]

Have one but don't seem to use it .Probably good for first pass where the edge is too big to fit.

do you edge your first pass Andy with the serrated edge

 

[Andy M]

do you edge your first pass Andy with the serrated edge[/QUOTE Yes mate

 

[CeeVee]

I tend to use the serrated spat to flatten the first coat the the top in hard to get places.

Then again I think I'm packing rendering in coz I'm always genuinely gutted when the sun strikes down it.
I'm just shite however hard I try.

 

[Rossi46]

Same as above. Only use them in tight places. Use the serrated darby elsewhere

 

[Rigsby]

I have cut down serrated edges.

Getting fed up with mono. We hardly ever have any misses but when i do it may be one and it stops me getting paid. When you do a perfect job the slightest little mark stands out.

 

[vfr12]

I bought serrated edge after recommendation that will eliminate any air pockets . Used it only few times and couldn’t justify the effort tbh. H edge is my favourite .

 

[CeeVee]

I have cut down serrated edges.

Getting fed up with mono. We hardly ever have any misses but when i do it may be one and it stops me getting paid. When you do a perfect job the slightest little mark stands out.

People are getting sooooo picky lately.

 

[Gibbo]

When I do mono I don't rule it I just overload it so when using I section it gets scraped both ways to get it flat as f**k so no problems when sun or lights shine down it

 

[Danny]

When I do mono I don't rule it I just overload it so when using I section it gets scraped both ways to get it flat as f**k so no problems when sun or lights shine down it

Ah the same principle as me with skimming... lay on 6mm and then sand down to 2mm for that perfect finish

 

[Rigsby]

When I do mono I don't rule it I just overload it so when using I section it gets scraped both ways to get it flat as f**k so no problems when sun or lights shine down it

Thats ok if you are labour only. Tad expensive if you are buying it.

I am flat plus 3mm. But leave my lads it is plus 6mm+.

 

[S a plastering]

When I do mono I don't rule it I just overload it so when using I section it gets scraped both ways to get it flat as f**k so no problems when sun or lights shine down it

you don't rule at all mate

 

[Gibbo]

no just use a spat the i section does the ruling

 

[S a plastering]

no just use a spat the i section does the ruling

do you spat your first pass then mate

 

[Rigsby]

no just use a spat the i section does the ruling

I know a few that does it that way. So long as its on thick enough. Just an expensive option but works.

 

[Gibbo]

do you spat your first pass then mate

no just a tight coat

 

[Gibbo]

Thats ok if you are labour only. Tad expensive if you are buying it.

I am flat plus 3mm. But leave my lads it is plus 6mm+.

i can get mine to 3mm no problem john