Wickes Bonding Agent

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Fourplastering

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Did a job today and used this over a couple of painted walls first thing.
Got to 3.30 and the exterior wall was still sopping wet. The internal walls were fine.
Hoping it will be dry tomorrow morning.

Anyone else experienced this, and what causes it?
 
it normally only takes 2 hours to dry. should have banged the heating on and shut all the doors and windows
 
Job I'm on at the minute the builder has bought the black stuff, don't know what make it is. Got put on Friday and was still wet today
 
Fourplastering said:
Did a job today and used this over a couple of painted walls first thing.
Got to 3.30 and the exterior wall was still sopping wet. The internal walls were fine.
Hoping it will be dry tomorrow morning.

Anyone else experienced this, and what causes it?
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The exterior wall will have been damp with condensation mate.
Get a fan heater on it first thing if it's still wet and if you've any more rooms to do get the window open and a fan heater going on that wall before you apply anything to it :RpS_thumbup:
 
Fukin serves you right for pulling out of B&Q in front of me this morning. I`d go with the cold wall, shine ya Hallogen on it, that will help speed it up.
 
Mr Four was in B&Q, i`m up market, went to Wickes, that may of been something to do with the breakfast roll i had though.
 
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