Recent content by brad123

Always one bellend and that’s you, I suppose you came out your mum with all the knowledge, you miserable t**t

Well done big man

Hello, Do any of you add any water to the tc15 silicone tubs, used the other day and was very thick and chewy, added some water and it felt a lot better. Thanks

@Rossi46 serrated or flat one

Cheers mate, what you using to rule off with, seen people using speedskims

Sponged when it’s on the turn with some water

Hello everyone, Currently using hp12 on a job prior to thin coat finish. How are we rubbing up the hp12, poly float or sponge float? aseen a lot of lads using spedskims to smooth the render off, wonder if that’s any good. I tend to serrate then spat off, I’ve seen alot of rough hp12 prior...

Ok mate yes I will do thanks lads

Ok mate i know it's a lot of weight, builder says do it, so was seeing if that would be your way around it. The wall only 3.5 x 2.4.

Sorry mate the builder has ordered rendaid for base coat then top coat. When I've looked at the job I have noticed one wall runs out a lot, so instead of using base coat to fill out the deep places, I was going to knock up s&c (not bagged ocr) instead. Then once I filled the deep places out go...

@keithuk That's why I said fill the deep parts of the wall with s&c then rendaid then top coat. Rendaid wouldn't be able to be build up to 30-40mm, whereas s&c can be over a few passes. Obviously not an whole wall but only to straighten then wall out.

Have a wall to do which runs quite abit out. 40mm in some places and 25mm in other places. Have to base before top coat, but because I need to bring some areas out I was wondering would it be best to sand and cement the thick parts because of the depth. And then rendaid the lot once straighten...

Apart from the obvious mate :cachetada: What one do you use sharp tooth or twist tooth. What's the difference

What's the difference between sharp tooth and twist tooth ??

Ok cheers lads, best way to wear it in abit, someone said about scrapping it along floor to take the sharpness off