too strong PVA

[RemovedUser]

after scraping off a artex and being left with a dusty powder like stuff on the lid and not bothering to try and brush it off.

and putting on too strong of a coat of PVA on it will make it blister and peel???

 

[malc]

is it the artex, the plaster or the pva , that is blistering and peeling ?

 

[S a plastering]

after scraping off a artex and being left with a dusty powder like stuff on the lid and not bothering to try and brush it off.

and putting on too strong of a coat of PVA on it will make it blister and peel???

use bonding agent then ya dome

 

[JTNPlastering]

just put a coat off bond it on then leave over nite and skim plus you shudnt have been a lazy **** and just dusted it down to remove the dust

 

[DannyMac]

If it's really dusty then bonding agent will just sit on top.

Sounds like stabilizing solution or an overboard might be good options.

 

[Fatarm]

after scraping off a artex and being left with a dusty powder like stuff on the lid and not bothering to try and brush it off.

and putting on too strong of a coat of PVA on it will make it blister and peel???

Is that actually a question??? I've read it 5 times?

 

[Nisus]

Is this on the job that the so called chancer did a runner mate :RpS_laugh:

 

[S a plastering]

I can't see just by scraping artex off its left it dusty unless some sort of machine was used

 

[Rhys]

Is this on the job that the so called chancer did a runner mate :RpS_laugh:

Bit of a coincidence I thought :RpS_laugh:

 

[Fatarm]

Was thinkin the same?? Is this a wind up ?? d*m**o was before my time here but I'm gettin the feeling he has a,erm special place among the guys who have been here for a few years:RpS_sneaky:

 

[Nisus]

If the pva is sitting on top of the dust & blistering & peeling it doesn't matter what you put on top it'll just come off with the weight of the plaster on it.
Rip down or overboard mate :rolleyes)

 

[Arti]

Was thinkin the same?? Is this a wind up ?? d*m**o was before my time here but I'm gettin the feeling he has a,erm special place among the guys who have been here for a few years:RpS_sneaky:

I defo think he's special marra ..............:RpS_thumbsup:

 

[Jace]

Was thinkin the same?? Is this a wind up ?? d*m**o was before my time here but I'm gettin the feeling he has a,erm special place among the guys who have been here for a few years:RpS_sneaky:

I defo think he's special marra ..............:RpS_thumbsup:

you missed out guys:RpS_lol:

 

[lilharbs]

i think its more of a statement,like a high koo(or however its spelt).ah grasshopper,when ceiling dusty and pva too strong.it will blister and peel.you will learn.

 

[RemovedUser]

it is the same job the guy did a runner from.
thay have scaped off the old artex and theres like a white dusty powder still on the lid when you wipe your fingers over it
it thonk the guy has put the glue on too thick as the ceiling was really shiny even when the glue was set

 

[Nisus]

If you can, scrape the pva off & then use a stabilising solution then pva as normal.
Or wash it all off with warm water an a sponge then might still need stabilising then pva it.
Basically you need to remove the pva layer that's on top of the dust & make it sound to replaster. :RpS_thumbup:

 

[RemovedUser]

sounds s
cheaper them bond it lol thanks nisus nice one

 

[Nisus]

Or just use uni finish mate :RpS_biggrin:

 

[RemovedUser]

that £7.80p per bag naaa thanks

 

[bubbles65]

Carefully remove the boards, turn them over and refix them ..................jobsagoodun :RpS_thumbup:

 

[lilharbs]

Recycling.like it Rodney.:RpS_thumbsup:

 

[Nisus]

that £7.80p per bag naaa thanks

And?
Don't you charge the custarma for mats? :RpS_biggrin:

£7.80 where they sell it at that price then mate? :rolleyes)