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8) hi guys site looks good just wondering how soon can you plaster sand cement render on internal walls of an old kitchen, i normally leave it a week but just wondering could you plaster the render say 6 to 8 hours later? :-\ 
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thanks mucker, just thought might be able to take short cut, i read one bit today a felllow spread on this site said he put set coat on bonding as soon as possible, just thought it might work with sand cement, cheers
kirk johnstone
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no mate what it is... sand and cement shrinks when drying so if you skim it this will set and the cement will still shrink so it will crack the skim
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thanks mate, of course that make sence, some times we you ask a question that really you should know the answer to :-[kirk johnstone said:no mate what it is... sand and cement shrinks when drying so if you skim it this will set and the cement will still shrink so it will crack the skim
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just skim it pro ....... yes in an ideal situation leave it to dry out but 99% of jobs they want it done and done yesterday. if the job is large where i have a weeks worth of floating then i leave it but small jobs i float and skim the next day.
How many builders/customers/developers etc are happy to wait a week before you finish then another week before they can paint????? ......answer...... NONE!
How many builders/customers/developers etc are happy to wait a week before you finish then another week before they can paint????? ......answer...... NONE!
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richardbrown said:
as long as you dont mind going back and patching for free
warriorupnorth
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welcome mate (day after is fine to skim, even same day if you use quickcem )
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sounds good to me, cheers spreads
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