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Always had problems with Krend Cracking, also depends on colour which somtimes may add to the problem

its all down to choice but I still think Parex is the number one product on the market at the moment.

Parex do a system that is suitable for swimming pools

Encon Nottingham will do a good rate, ask for Neil

Keith Jewsons promote Weber so I guess they won't get much from Parex, give Penlaws a go or Encon

Parex is great gear, once tried never go back to what you was using before....

Why use K-Rend, Parex Dash much better. I'm using The Plasterers Forum Mobile App

I would use Parex

James, next course in oct, think it might be in Nottingham

I agree, get one of the manufactures to spec it up I also agree the Parex system as discussed earlier would do the job. Give them a call www.parex.co.uk I'm using The Plasterers Forum Mobile App

If you went straight on with KREND top coat, you are asking for trouble.... A whole lot of trouble. Not even worth a got take that advice from so one who knows.... HPX full Mesh 4-6mm then top Coat... Would ask KREND about Blue Clad as don't know if they still recommend this board has had lots...

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U want to use Parex they have an accelerator that you can add speeds up process no end. I'm using The Plasterers Forum Mobile App

Does anybody on here have some contacts of people / Companies I could talk to to obtain ECO funding for EWI works I need to carry out. I'm using The Plasterers Forum Mobile App

Your worried about the soffit overhang, all you need is a verge trim drop me a line to discuss further. I'm using The Plasterers Forum Mobile App

Hi we're s the property, but deepening on fuel type, construction type would depend on what funding is available

Have you tried Parex ?

Use an sbr to control suction and would you suggest meshing base coat , simples

p ritmo great for spraying KRend E-grade what else s there to say

Kevin, if you still need the material for this job drop me an email at mark.eley@limetechnology.co.uk

Goes ok, we use ref Baumit Lime render and that pumps great if you need any info drop me a line

Reading your post I assume that you are looking at a scratch finish render, if so they all come with problems cracking can be a issue sometimes caused by the substrate. Algae will grow on them all due to their high mineral content. if you are considering a coloured render I would suggest you...

Probably something like the baumit SEP range of products can be purchased in various colours. The 2mm will do 10 sq/m per bag spray or hand apply. You can get these from Lime Technology in Abingdon give them a call.

Give Lime Technology a call they are based in Oxfordshire and carry good stocks of lime plasters and renders

Make sure base coat is flat and dry, apply primer if using it and let dry top coat apply with trowel and rub up straight away with plastic float to create even service then allow to dry can take Upto 24 hour to completely dry so protect surface if rain is forecast..... However why use Weber...

Try using Baumit M69 plus.

Morning All, Have any of you come accross Baumit Renders, if so can I have your views. Thanks

Can't compare Parex to KREND, When KRend is applied correctly it is probably the best looking scratch render on the market. If your pumping the Silicone will go through your machine great, I knw a guy that uses a ritmo and the results are great.

Put your base coat on first HP12 then then the dash receiver, let this go a bit tacky then mix up the rough cast and throw against the dash receiver from different angles.... SIMPLE....!!!!

Hi, build out in sand & cement then apply sbr before you put the KRend on that's would be the cheapest option.

Not tried that one, the Resistant Board is a good board and a nice price. We're is the job.

Ok interesting reading. The reason that you need to full mesh is due to the shrinkage within the block work. If you only mesh stress points your asking for trouble. Give the KREND rep a call.

As long as the render has been applied correctly and the detailing on the building is good a scratch render will last years. Only needed light hose down from time to time. The K Rend product has an agaecide within it which will slow down algae growth. Also the Silicone in the product will keep...

Thickness of base coat......well the British Standards says it needs to be about 15mm but you should be ok about 10mm if using HP12

You can put them on bricks use the KRend HP12 base coat level out and smooth then appy primer and TC15 top coat easy.

If you get stuck call the K Rend rep for the area his name is Jason Nicholson

Harry for me, bring on the euros

KREND thin coat TC acrylic or silicone version much better

Use KREND HPX Base Coat, scrim and Pin. The apply top coat......Simple

K Rend every time for me and you get a great deal from Walls & Ceilings