Hi
We got a job to do with k rend gp mortar. Never used a bagged s&c before and we are spraying it. K rend spec is 2 coat, scratch with mesh and then top off. Total 16-20mm
I'm gonna use 15mm beads n just stick them on to give me a bit more depth but is this stuff likely to pull in on the scratch if the top coat is too tight? hopefully I want to top off 2 sides of the semis around 85m2 a day so want it to hang around a bit.
And do people wait for it to set up enough to I bar then float it? Usually when we do s and c by hand we spend more time ruling off so just a float over will do but I'm thinking if I use serrated edge, spat then I bar I'll keep up with the sprayer a bit better.
Also iv been looking at one of those refina power floats for the job as it's just under 1000m2 and not looking forward to floating that by hand. Are they worth having? or just something I'll chuck in the garage and never use again?
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We got a job to do with k rend gp mortar. Never used a bagged s&c before and we are spraying it. K rend spec is 2 coat, scratch with mesh and then top off. Total 16-20mm
I'm gonna use 15mm beads n just stick them on to give me a bit more depth but is this stuff likely to pull in on the scratch if the top coat is too tight? hopefully I want to top off 2 sides of the semis around 85m2 a day so want it to hang around a bit.
And do people wait for it to set up enough to I bar then float it? Usually when we do s and c by hand we spend more time ruling off so just a float over will do but I'm thinking if I use serrated edge, spat then I bar I'll keep up with the sprayer a bit better.
Also iv been looking at one of those refina power floats for the job as it's just under 1000m2 and not looking forward to floating that by hand. Are they worth having? or just something I'll chuck in the garage and never use again?
Thanks [emoji106][emoji106]
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