Curry
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CAn be coated as soon as touch dry so can be same day. We normally bead and micro then hit it the next day. Once its dry its like working on concrete blocks.
the best through coloured render suitable for new blockwork on new build.
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Dansouthcoast84
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That sounds good.
To clarify u roll it on block or brick prior to render, kills the suction aswel?
Can it be used internal before float and set?
To clarify u roll it on block or brick prior to render, kills the suction aswel?
Can it be used internal before float and set?
The only thing I do by hand is wank.
Curry
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Yep kills suction and creates bond.
I have yet to float and set over it but it would work sweet.
Curry
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PFT are working on a ritmo attachment for that.
keithuk
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Little bit to much info there ,my friend :RpS_blushing::RpS_wink:
keithuk
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Those guys just think of everything
keithuk
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I rendaid with the mesh , to speed up spraying the mono coat ,but to base coat then still mesh in between :RpS_confused:
Heard they are calling it Andy
Dansouthcoast84
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Where can i buy it from?
Encon Dan.
plasterjfe
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all the new build sites or big commercial buildings have 7nm bloock and are from cavity construction all followed a spec all with a measured u value.
cant see why the domestic builders have to use breeze to gain a decent u value. were doing a private now with cavity wall using 7nm concrete block that has a cavity insulation
cant see why the domestic builders have to use breeze to gain a decent u value. were doing a private now with cavity wall using 7nm concrete block that has a cavity insulation
Rossi46
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What airless sprayer have you got? Wonder if mine will spray it without the filters in.
essexandy
The Lake Governor
Hi JB as several others have said look at the Parex gear as it sounds perfect for this project.
As you're used to using sand and cement Parex Monorex GF would suit you perfectly as you can use it exactly like S&C, two separate coats with the first allowed to cure before applying the top coat.
We've done some like this over Celcons/Thermalite blocks and it comes out lovely.
Coat blocks with Microgobetis then apply first coat of Monorex GF with mesh pushed in and a drag finish just like you would with S&C.
Then a few days later top of with another thinner coat of Monorex GF, rub up with plastic float and finish with a sponge.
Heard they are calling it Andy
Of course I'd buy one stick in in the unit and carry on doing 'it' manually lol
Exactly John pretty much all the jobs we work on use a dense outer skin with a lighter better thermal block internally, the main thing that's been changing over the years is the width of the cavity. My original angle gauges aren't even long enough to use on new builds now.
Curry
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Airlessco sl1500. Ours has no filters as standard as its designed to spray the pre mixed plasters. You think the fine grit would be a issue with the pump unit? Don't want to have to repack it!
JBPlastering333
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Thanks for all the tips lads,...my head is spinning with all these names and products i am not used to hearing. I think i will look into the Parex Monorex GF stuff, i have never heard of it but it sounds like a straight forward procedure. One thing,... we all apply by hand up here, and you all talk about spraying. Is that just for applying the sealer/primer onto the block work or for applying the render??
mark ross
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That sounds like inside information. Are you their R & D chief tester ??
plasterjfe
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60 metres from a tub at the right coverage rate. about 36 plus the dreaded. just done a full house today
just to add - blockwork all over, scaffold sh1t, plus unfinished works on most walls and no builder on site. same sh1t different day - rant over
just to add - blockwork all over, scaffold sh1t, plus unfinished works on most walls and no builder on site. same sh1t different day - rant over
bradleyjoes
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Hi guys
house with a sand and cement render already on it any suggestions customer wants k rend or parex i only want to do the job once.
cheers
house with a sand and cement render already on it any suggestions customer wants k rend or parex i only want to do the job once.
cheers
bradleyjoes
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sorry and painted
xyzplasterer
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Don't you find it a complete ballache messing around with mesh inbetween passes? Surely it's better to get it out the way with a base coat? mesh is closer to wall also.
xyzplasterer
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Phone K Rend or Parex technical for specification, then come back here if you have any more questions.
No, have the mesh pre cut and one of the lads trowels and trims it in. We do two passes anyway so no real extra time. Also, I think the mesh is better off in the middle of the render rather than tight to the wall myself.
plasterjfe
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Aye. The mesh should be in the front third of the render not back against the wall
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Arti
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Weber spec is having the mesh in the rendaid
xyzplasterer
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Yea I didn't mean against the wall, Weber say it should be embedded between 5-10mm thickness.
With krend, use hpx base coat, then bed in ya mesh and mechanically fix through old render into masonry then another skim of base coat to cover the fixings mate
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Gibbo
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You can use it inside for reskims
I can't take credit for it. Nick told me about it. Ive Microd walls or ceilings and been skimming them an hour later
essexandy
The Lake Governor
Yeah I did the same this morning. So much nicer to skim over than Gypbond or Blue Grit.
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