Render Over painted pebble dash.

[lineman]

Hi Gents,
Got A job to render over painted dash which is rock solid, approx 20m2.
Was planing to use the parex parinter as base then top coat with parmurex float finish,as the customer wants to masonry paint.
Will this be a good option or should I use Parex Monogris E for top coat.
Want to stay away from S&C as find it to labour intensive.

 

[lineman]

I have spoken to Parex rep and he has advised to use monogris E.
He reckons will float up easier and is slightly lighter.
Cheers all!

 

[Danny]

bump....

Its been very busy so this may have got lost

 

[pmplaster]

Rasolite - ideal for this


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[pmplaster]

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[lineman]

Rasolite - ideal for this


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Well done and thanks, Just had a look at this product as new to me and looks excellent.
Would it be possible to Finish in one pass or better to scratch and top coat on dash.
Can it be polyfloated/sponged like S&C?

 

[Jgreenplastering]

Rasolite is similar to parinter.
It's a base coat not a top coat I believe.
If your using parinter I'd go over it with parmurex, monogris is overkill it has polymers in so is ideal as a base coat over poor surfaces but not painted. It's heavier in grain to parmurex so won't float as nice.


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[Danny]

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[Plasterers1StopShop]

Agree with @Jgreenplastering on this one

If you're looking for a fully specd system, sprinter, mesh and parmurex would probably be the way Parex would go

You could also use a hybrid system of Rasolite, Mesh and MapeWall GPR. We have lots of guys doing this system as it is quite cost effective