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Definitely overnight don't do it if it's going to freeze

It's either dripping off the sill or getting in behind somewhere It's not the renderers fault

You should get the generator with it

It's a poor job down to whoever did it not k-rend even though it's one of the worst products our there

G-00 looks creamy when applied then goes white after maybe a month

It hasn't been done properly if it had of been scraped and done properly it would be the right colour if they used water when sponging up it washes the colour out and looks patchy and the developer is talking complete s**t about its weatherproofing it would eventually need painting in the future...

Looks like it's been sponged up instead of scraped and it can be painted he's talking s**t

Weber summertime eco rend overnight winter time

You just must have been bored eh

It's usually dry in a couple of days this time of year and it's unusually warm too

Depends on the weather and temperatures

Why?

It's really possible, they need to be dry end of

It's exactly why I stopped plastering altogether years ago after seeing the machines

There's no point in having a machine if you don't know how to use it buddy I get it you're old school and don't take this the wrong way stuck in your ways you'd be a fool not to take 1 day to sort it out and learn how to go about it you are falling behind the times pal

Aren't you asking for any support or advice from p1 surly if it's their machine you're struggling with they'll help

I've been there buddy there's so much that gets in your head about what's going on, with the machines it's all about getting it setup right once you've going you shouldn't have many problems I use pft machines and it's an easy setup on their machines and if you do get any problems while...

Less mess when you know what you're doing sounds like you two are first time buyers and aren't sure what's going on

The gear would be like piss if the r&s has gone you can test it with a pressure tester

K-rend does go through machines though not a problem for the g4 and also with the right R&S it goes through the ritmo you'd be a fool not to take the offer here you will definitely learn something about the machine you are using it could even be you at fault but you'll never know if you don't go...

If they were spraying k-rend with a ritmo they were more than likely using a soft stator I know a few people that also say the m-tech struggle and moved to pft

Some like it dry no spit or f**k all

The base coats go through fine the mono doesn't avoid k-rend mono it's s**t it's a nice finish but the smaller machines don't like it and it's more than likely to crack

Haha Hope plasterers 1 stop don't see this comment and get into an argument with you

You need a soft stator for k-rend on the ritmo Maybe it the case here too

Hahaha He's telling the truth you should put washing up liquid through the rotor and stator when you wash down it keeps it lubed up and yes He's also telling the truth about wallpaper paste Most machine users will know this

I see now that it sticks out of the wall a bit so I'm guessing the board will finish flush with the edge of the fire the plasterer could run a scrim over the joint and skim to it but he's still right ask the fire fitters to stick to the metal and if they say it won't stick they're in the same...

I wouldn't do it either why does the board need to stop at line A

Couldn't disagree more with what you said a plasterer definitely knows more about plastering than a fire fitter and he's right you shouldn't skim over a smooth metal strip it's nothing like skimming over a stop bead they are designed to skim over The plasterer is right to not want to skim onto...

I've seen a few jobs over the years peel off in sheets that haven't been primed it's a easy job not worth skipping

Whenever it's completely dry usually next day is best

You wouldn't have one if you saw him he's in the gym fat club buddy

Be prepared to graft hard and there's no fast track to plastering it takes time

You won't be floating and skimming that yourself buddy most plasterers I know can't even float

I can text you the guys number I reckon he'll do it naked smothered in vaseline

I'm not selling it if anyone is interested I'll put them in touch

Anyone looking for a ritmo a pal of mine is selling one it hasn't been used much and looks brand new I don't want to put his number on here so message me with your number and I'll send it that way thanks

I know a guy that's selling one

I'm just using a spat on the ones I'm doing now myself if you catch it right you can get them just as good takes half the time too

They sell a lot of them keep on it with them they seem helpful just probably busy I'd definitely say it's your best chance to sell it

Plasterers 1 stop P1 might be your best bet of getting rid of it give them a call it's one of theirs

You are definitely better off with a day's training if you're not quite sure what's going wrong it will honestly save you a lot of money and stress in the long run The setup of these machines is the most important thing to know if you're doing it wrong every time there's no point in having one

No give it a good 2 meters worth over doing it doesn't do any harm at all

I use pft machines but if you are having problems just go and see them then you'll know what you are doing wrong

It's definitely not the product weber is pretty much the best gear to use with machines It's something you are not doing right on setup

Supply and fix on a liner meter you'll earn much more than day rate

G4 or Ritmo pft are the best machines available if you're doing more domestic work I'd say Ritmo if it's site work go with the g4

Do whatever gets it flattest I did one today ruled spat and sponged

A good bucket trowel full of lime sets it off really fast buddy

Nice picture buddy