Parex slumps

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Hello everyone , just wondering has anyone got a solution to my problem !! We have always used a machine to apply the parex monorex render and there's never been a problem . Changed companies now and were hand applying the stuff and every so often I'm having these small lumps and bumps on the panel .they seem like little air pockets , so as I notice them I scrape the lump out and lay it back in but I'm not sure if there's an easier way around it . Are we mixing it too stuff maybe ? I don't know !! Thanks for any replies
 
I had that with my first Weber pral.m hand applied job. I put 18mm on though in two passes on a water proofed background.

After that it was machine on not bother.
 
Tdj said:
No just one pass mate , I always have done it in one ? What you suggest
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Maybe too top heavy and applying with trowel you will be forcing the water to the top. try twp passes but wet on wet a few minutes apart.
 
Rigsby said:
I had that with my first Weber pral.m hand applied job. I put 18mm on though in two passes on a water proofed background.

After that it was machine on not bother.
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You ever tried the weber H (hand ) i have not , use M on small hand balling jobs all the time , just wanted to know if it was better ?
 
keithuk said:
You ever tried the weber H (hand ) i have not , use M on small hand balling jobs all the time , just wanted to know if it was better ?
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No as it is not a stocked item.

Hand ball under 20m2 but now I have the Ritmo I may go down to less than that.
 
2 coats it is , wet mix up a little and a metre or two square before falling back to 2nd Coat it
 
For a small gang say 2/1 it is ideal.i am spraying hardwall for a few days next week and I hav'nt used the machine for 3 months so I will get the set up guide out I reckon!!!
 
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