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ok how much are they per bucket? i think prob about 2 yellow sto size buckets should do it.

its just onto existing rendere and its to be white,the guy just wants it freshened up.

hi, ive got around ten m2 of acrylic render to price,how much would this cost for materials roughly? and do i need a primer for it. not done it for a few years and when i did i was sub contracted labour only so didnt buy any. just need a rough idea anyway.cheers

i seen guys a few years ago dabbing metal studs to the wall then screwing the boards on. just used drywall adhesive and that was the spec for the job.

14 shovels of chips 3 shovels sand and one bag cement prob not fit in a mini mixer though

its about 15 mm thick marine ply.i've done a few jobs like that but none with a batton between ply and membrane.

well cheers anyway,al manage...always do

14 chips 3 sand 1 bag cement and a bit of freeflow thats what we use and we do wet cast all the time

i'll just have to wing it then

cant walk away its a builder i do regular work for.he got someone else when i was on holiday and this is what i come back to:RpS_mad:

why pre bagged and not s+c? its only a 10 mm coat that i'm putting on the render was solid but just had hairline cracks all over it. the only thing thing thats annoying me is the ceiling is getting done too so once iv'e done that again its prob gonnae be a 20mm coat which is a bit of a weight...

ply then membrane then eml then s+c scratch coat and top coat but theres big cracks in it thats why i scrimmed it whats feds btw?

and a shovel full of lime because theres prob slight movement in boards.possibly why it cracked in first place.

just want to know what u guys think cause a dont want to f**k it up so if u aint got a decent answer dont answer:RpS_laugh:

hi there im doing a job just now,its a balcony thats been lined with ply,breathable membrane and e.m.l. scratch coat then white s+c topcoat. dont know if the guys that done it put any lime in because its all cracked.however i've been called in to fix it so i s.b.r.d it then pet a coat of scrim...