Rigsby
TPF Special Forces
Two left in January when I announced I was going to probably have to wind down.1 stayed to the last day and I found him work with an established renderer. I trained him well and he is doing ok.
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Two left in January when I announced I was going to probably have to wind down.1 stayed to the last day and I found him work with an established renderer. I trained him well and he is doing ok.
Rigsby
TPF Special Forces
It's out I only use it for pebble dashing. Ocr is fool proof. Just whisk it up like plaster and slap on.
Hope things work out far u i have been they with the missis
Yes but plastering sand is cheap as chips
Ocr for flat render 2 coats
I need to learn new skill never to late
Rigsby
TPF Special Forces
Sand and cement is hard work to get there, batch, mix and carry.
Get your big gorilla tubs up on the scaffold, whisk up and use like you would sand and cement.
But not all ocr’s are alike. Johnstone’s is nice and creamy followed by Weber. But then others need a knack like Parex Parmurex.
When you have a job, give us a shout telling us what the substrate is (brick, block or mix) and who stocks Who’s ocr in your area and we will advise on how to go about it.
Get the right ocr and you will never want to mix sand and cement again.
CeeVee
Well-Known Member
Yes but wet on wet.
I help andyg
Removed_User
Active Member
You've clearly not learned a language yet mate
Nice one mate thanks
What you mean wet on wet 1st then 2sec pass then float
CeeVee
Well-Known Member
Yep. Job done in half the time
algeeman
It’s A Boy
yep hes.....KAISER SUSAY.
Rigsby
TPF Special Forces
Ocr is one coat render. But that is more for machine application than hand.
You can do two coats days apart but you could also put two coats on one on top of the other almost straight away.
But that depends on your substrate and thickness. Hand apply is a bit different to machine because on hand application you squeeze the water to the top so a second coat too soon will give you problems. Let the first pick up a bit.
But if you are fast enough you can do in one day what would take you two with sand and cement.
You can do two coats days apart but you could also put two coats on one on top of the other almost straight away.
But that depends on your substrate and thickness. Hand apply is a bit different to machine because on hand application you squeeze the water to the top so a second coat too soon will give you problems. Let the first pick up a bit.
But if you are fast enough you can do in one day what would take you two with sand and cement.
Can u get ocr in coluer like pink white red
CeeVee
Well-Known Member
I've not seen it if you can
My hand is my machine for now
So if you render a wall (plain) you have to paint this when dry ,and beads for window stanless the best yes
Algeeman you do site work
No am a f**k**g doctor u c**t
algeeman
It’s A Boy
ye but when better paid jobs come i leave sites alone.
on a farm refurb at the minute.
to be honest i wouldnt let most spreads i know near this house the house is a right fuucker to get right + we have 10 days to board dab skim it.
but the money is good.
pressure is on andy....but were used to it ...il post up pics tomozz.p
Ok fine but no pics please seen plasterboard with plaster on a millon F*****g time please no pics what about the wife pics
algeeman
It’s A Boy
are you feeling lonely andypandy ??
Yes it get abit lonely in caravan
algeeman
It’s A Boy
sniff plenty of petrol and chain smoke im sure you'l be fine.
Y dont u use airless plaster got to be the dogs b*ll***s this what i want to get in to spray on to a finish
Groove37
Well-Known Member
You got to be intelligent to be a doctor you dopey prick
CeeVee
Well-Known Member
You got it my fake friend
Scrape render how
Groove37
Well-Known Member
What are you on about? Have you literally lost the plot
When working with machine renders it must make a f**k**g big mess in the garden cleaning out
Years ago mate but still (eye of the tiger)
Il see you jimmy