unifinish in kitchen

[BigK]

Kinell Marshy, she'd give a dog a bone.
A 10!!

 

[Vincey]

@Fatarm I found the rest of my brush set today for you so I took this picture for ya

 

[carys]

This good thread m8 where's this bar is she any good at mixing unifinish lol

 

[Marshy]

Lucy does the mixing @carys no drill just a stick !!

 

[carys]

Lucy does the mixing @carys no drill just a stick !!
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Lol I bet she does

 

[thebearbeef]

Like this @theclemo ?? Welcome to Marshys Bar
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Stocking on the left don't look level

 

[User________removed]

I still think the stuffs a gimmick.
Surely if your still having to glue certain areas because they’re high suction then maybe that suction needs to be controlled with PVA ! it’s not like it takes ages to do.. It’s like BG are trying to solve a problem that isn’t even there.

On your video surely having to get the top half of the wall to near finish then 3 coat the bottom because the suction is to great, can’t be less hassle than gluing it up first thing whilst having a brew then two coating with multi or board.

Not slating any of your work mate, just can’t see this being the future.

 

[smudge505]

Surely the PVA goes further than one room as yo water it down, I apy £5 for 10 litres of PVA and it last ages by the time you water it down according to the manufacturers recommendations.

For that room 3 multi £16.50,1 pva £10 ish or 3 unifinish £27 works out the same

 

[Vincey]

I still think the stuffs a gimmick.
Surely if your still having to glue certain areas because they’re high suction then maybe that suction needs to be controlled with PVA ! it’s not like it takes ages to do.. It’s like BG are trying to solve a problem that isn’t even there.

On your video surely having to get the top half of the wall to near finish then 3 coat the bottom because the suction is to great, can’t be less hassle than gluing it up first thing whilst having a brew then two coating with multi or board.

Not slating any of your work mate, just can’t see this being the future.

Your right..it is strange to skim a wall in a different way...on the video I did that way CUs I knew on the bone dry hardwall it would dry fast the point was trying to show on it was if u r using it and it dry's fast to give it an extra coat with one of the two mixes so then there is time to flatten as normal.I not trying to say everyone use unifinish just the encourage people who want to try it to go for it CUs there nothing to fear, the product is easier to use over painted but is ok on dry surfaces if laid in to keep the moisture.

 

[Vincey]

Surely the PVA goes further than one room as yo water it down, I apy £5 for 10 litres of PVA and it last ages by the time you water it down according to the manufacturers recommendations.

Fair enough just an example if I had to buy a tub that day..but yeah it would last more than one room

 

[smudge505]

looks like a good job though, may give the Unifinish go