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Had same problem in winter with monocouche xf, used to slide off basecoat that was cured, best way we found was sprayed onto a green basecoat, and not ruled too much.

Thank you, anybody know if sjl power are still around can't get through on their landlines! Cheers

sorry serial number wrong it is 042/27-07

Thanks fellas, going away Wednesday couldnt have come at a worse time

Generator been stolen in Northamptonshire, serial number 092/27_07 if anyone gets offered one please pm me, long shot I know

Job already started, just need a hand and maybe ongoing work.

need a hand for a couple of weeks in Leicester spraying monocouche , experience in monocouche not essential but a plasterer who can rule and bead and wants to learn about spraying mono and base coats would be ideal, further work as well , ianscott206@gmail.com

hi mate we based in bedford , could help you out no problem,

hello dean . i live in northamptonshire and am looking for a labourer/apprentice i mainly do monocouche and insulated renders , my numbers 0797197122 my names Ian cheers

still pop in from time to time mate, been working away alot and weekends taken up by kids and drinking, lol

we have people on the south coast if you need a hand email machineplasteringukltd@yahoo.co.uk

I A Scott Plastering Ltd. Rushden, Northants phone the mobile no, office number has changed

im a bit skeptical about microgoby , always preferred to do a scratch as simps says with highbond, i know people swear by it and ive seen some top jobs done using it, but i just believe some backgrounds need a scratchcoat!

he is right tho, have used gyprime on celcons and sprayed with cpi . it was not nice had a job to rule it ,it was sliding about and sagging ,didnt rub up till next day, and no suction when we skimmed it either!

when simps says "a quick splatter coat all over the room" he actually means the walls and not the floor , ceiling ,doors and windows although sometimes i do wonder!

looks like micro gobetis on old brickwork mate

im not fecking moody , you *****

you can put a water metre between main water hose and barrel and set for 100 litres , then add 2 litres of ibovit every time your barrels full.

could do a mono texture over it , would be cheaper

if the exsisting render was uneven it should have been straightened first before fixing boards , you defo need fixings in k5 as any render manufacturer you speak to dont trust the tissue paper on them for just adhesive, parex also say to microgobetis before base coat to kill any suction as there...

price mate, would be starting in next couple of weeks

bout 500m2 pm me if interested, fakenham norfolk

thanks alot warrior,but were using these ,http://www.wemico.com/products/movement-bead-insulation-system.htmlior , think thats what jons talking bout.ones on the right

cheers mate, gotta use em anyhow , fellows doing metsec have no idea how they setting out, probly change soon lol

thanx john the bead with the diaphram is the one alumasc spec,but architect is adamant she wants this slip bead,cant see how it doesnt create a cold bridge, gotta change it somehow ,

yeah gotta job coming up with em on, are they air tight? are they a cold spot? onlyused alumasc ones they seem a better make,

have ya used horizontal movement beads from wemico mate, ?

i got a 20m 35mm pipe ,its an effort to wrap it up lol

no the top coat we used was like lime plaster ,really fine the finish was a floated finish

havnt used unilit 20 mate so dont know bout primer, the last coat doesnt need to be rubbed up ready for top coat but the neater it is the easier the top coat goes on!

the unilit topcoat we used was two coat wet on wet like skimming and rubbed up with poly float , nice gear!

have used a unilit product before but was for lightweight blocks not cob, it was good gear, just a base coat and thin coloured top coat ,sponged up , bloody expensive tho

steve your machine already has two filters another one isnt going to make a great deal of difference , if you put really fine mesh filter on as well the water pump is going to struggle to pull water through! the barrel and hose set up youve got is ideal for your machine just get used to cleaning...

good bit of advice jonny! lol

he s a fecking proper w@nker anyway! your not grumpy at all

you only need a small leak on your pressure flange where the r&s sits or on the bottom of the mixing zone where r&s sits and you wont get consistant readings , ive been doing pump tests on a 5m hose recently and finding it better!

airbourne, parex say you can dab the gtec external p/board with maite, then just a mesh coat fully with maite ,scratched to take gf!

depends on substrate!

bagged is french, dpr finish is canadian for some reason they stopped using the revlane from europe it was as good as if not better than dpr!, most is stocked in uk

cant really go wrong with parex ,good company ,good render,

its hard to keep a hairy crack clean!

thats scary if youve gatta guarentee it for 2 years , corporate manslaughter nice!

thanks 15 its gonna be

see what ya mean now , with joists at 400mm centres ,i was thinking screws at 400mm thick **** ,lol cheers

tony is that a mistake @ 400 mm centres?

as above how many on 15mm boards

read the spec spunky it depends on substrate/ insulation board and type of fixings

not used anymore mate ,used to use one lime plastering ,use them the same as poly floats to flatten plaster ,finish is a "scrubbed " or "scoured" surface flat ready to take next coat , need to keep them wet so they dont dry out and crack!

was monorex 2 weeks ago then last week weber ,was finishing 6ish with monorex , would rather work late than have it hard in morning, oh er

been same day for couple o weeks now!