Anyone gone next day scrape with weber yet????????

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Yeah it does its a much quicker dryer were still doing same day but we just made it today gets dark so bloody quick:-(
 
i speed it up with ibrovit this time of year ,i worry about leaving it wet over night ,what with frost and rain ,if i scrape the same day ,by the time i walk away .it can rain as hard as it likes :RpS_unsure:
 
Yeah we're putting ibrovit in to I also hate next day scrape much better going home knowing your all done also u earn more dollar same day.
 
Only do our own work mate ,all the time we can ,happy that way ,been there and done all the rest ,hard enough to earn a living without all the worry with dealing with a second party
 
Scraped a few back this year the next day, for one reason or the other.

Vile, hard work.....
 
Been getting it on in the afternoons for a next day scrape with Weber, and to be fair its not too bad but were back on it first light. Parex is a different ball game with it still scrapable up to dinnertime. All this on new blockwork mind.
 
Thrown it on over 10mm beads Spunk and not had any problems, is K rend a bit of a **** on them mate?.
 
Ive used krend over 10mm beads andy tbh ive never had a panel ghost it's just from what I've heard
 
spray in the afternoon rub up next day with weber have been doing that this time of year for the past 7 years never lost one to frost or severe weather even left one 2 days ??
 
We're spraying weber in the afternoon at the minute, give the block a good soaking the day before kill the suction
 
I reckon these render manufacturers push these beads just so you use more mats, even saw some the other day in B&Q that must of been 20mm :RpS_confused:
 
well they cover your arse when the background isnt flat or whatever. theres no excuse with 15mm but yeah you do end up buying a lot of gear
 
if you nail beads up then probably fair enough but a 15mm bead isn't 15mm if you stick them and plum them properly more like 18
 
if you apply webber sto or parex gear to 10mm thickness [with out a base]and you have any issues with it they wont want to know.its bad practice, do the job right or stay at home.
 
spunky said:
if you nail beads up then probably fair enough but a 15mm bead isn't 15mm if you stick them and plum them properly more like 18
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I,m with you Spunky ,we use 10 mm ,but dab them up ,that takes it over the 15 mm ,weber state a srcape back to a 15 mm thickness
 
Not long ago, we had a Mono job where the bricky had recessed his quoins with only 8 to 10mm depth to play with. After discussions with Parex, they recommended coating all elevations with Microgobetis to stop ghosting problems.
 
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