wba.. wickes bonding agent?

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What I do is a bit revolutionary, but here goes, I buy products and read the info on the label and then stick to their advise, no watering down (unless recommended) and no weird additives, this has almost always worked for me (apart from that Sika rubbish and odd problems with BG) as the companies making these products tend to know best and if something does go wrong it's not your fault.
 
heres another tip....
when its silk paint just bloody well skim it no pva no wba no nothing i did one like that this afternoon and its still on there now...
well they havent rung up yet anyway....
???
 
Chris W said:
heres another tip....
when its silk paint just bloody well skim it no pva no wba no nothing i did one like that this afternoon and its still on there now...
well they havent rung up yet anyway....
???

Turn your mobile on and put your phone back on the receiver Chris ;)
 
Chris W said:
heres another tip....
when its silk paint just bloody well skim it no pva no wba no nothing i did one like that this afternoon and its still on there now...
well they havent rung up yet anyway....
???

you did give them the wrong number though! i'm the same, unless they tell you to mix/weaken it then i dont do it. i'm not into going back and redoing jobs because i didnt do them right the first time
 
Chris W said:
heres another tip....
when its silk paint just bloody well skim it no pva no wba no nothing i did one like that this afternoon and its still on there now...
well they havent rung up yet anyway....
???


Playing with fire mate!!! It's just not worth the grief if anything goes wrong. AND it's your reputation. There's nothing like a pissed off wifey to bad mouth you ;D
 
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