Blue grit primer

[Jmcl101]

which is the best in the market iyo?

I've been using the bostik cemtone green stuff for a few months and it's mustard, sticks s**t to a blanket ! Thistles version is pricey but never used. It's all a. But messy though, Job for the lab of course

 

[uni-king]

All exactly same..wen u buy thistle version ur paying for the name

 

[Donzo]

Tried a few different makes and I find bostiks is best.application consistency is good.
Also it's the only one that says it stabilizes dry plaster.
Feb bond is a bit thick.
Thistles price i would not pay

 

[User___removed]

All exactly same..wen u buy thistle version ur paying for the name

Well I would disagree
The blue grit is let's say 20 for 10 litres
The grain is heavy and it's a awful product to roll on
Microgobetis by parex is 20 litres is is lovely to roll on as the grain is small.this is £45
I use microgobetis on internals and externals

 

[beddy]

And it sets quicker

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[Arti]

Can you dilute micro?

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[jamesthefirst]

Can you dilute micro?

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Yes for high sction its good stuff.

 

[Donzo]

Well I would disagree
The blue grit is let's say 20 for 10 litres
The grain is heavy and it's a awful product to roll on
Microgobetis by parex is 20 litres is is lovely to roll on as the grain is small.this is £45
I use microgobetis on internals and externals

Can u give a link to that stuff. Thanks

 

[Jgreenplastering]

Google it and it will come straight up! Don't be so lazy!


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