Weber OCR

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Ashleyscoob

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Got a conservatory I what to render using weber OCR
never used it before , dwarf walls are block and bricks is it best to hit it 2 passes same day or can you scratch coat and top another day
 
I know that's what OCR stands for but I have difference in suction with brick and block that's why was asking if its better to scratch with it or it's fine to do in 2 passes
 
I have put OCR on different substrates and it is awkward. Suction in one place and not in another. Rend aid or somebody else's, microgobetis, plastprime x etc will sort it.
 
Hello chaps,been on the trowel 25yrs,starting to embrace modern render systems,I need some advice on OCR,I have done a couple of small jobs,and encounted no probs,I now have a new build extension to OCR and then tryolean.3 sides to extension,biggest elevation being around 30m2,background is clinker blocks or concrete ,can't quite remember,problem I have is getting a decent trustworthy labourer,so am on my jack jones,so to be in control of job I am going to bead up,then apply a tight coat over block work ,embed mesh as customer is worried about cracking,then close in mesh and scratch,do the whole building this way and then top coat,I feel I would be more in control this way,is it ok to do this,so in effect I will be doing a scratch then a top coat a day or two later,would there be suction issues as such,I know you can do in 2passes in same day,but I feel I would be chasing my tail,so to speak,like I say limited experience with OCR,need to know if it's ok to scratch and top coat later on,even though it is a one coat render,any comments much appreciated,cheers chaps
 
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