Can you Krend over the top of Krend

[Whatsayyou]

Hi..any advise greatly appreciated, had a guy do some Krend on chimney for me this week, and sadly he's made a right hash of it...I.e, stone ft been scraped back so far in places the hpx base coat is showing thro ....can I apply r7 then stone ft directly on top.or is it best to r7 then to fix stop beads to corners using hp base,then ft on top?...the guy talked a good game but sadly couldn't play it..so he's very kindly offered to do the work for free!!!if you know what I mean....anyway any advise would be appreciated....thanks gary

 

[Andy M]

If hes not done it right the first time,chances are he wont get it right this time either. The render must of been applied extremely unlevel in areas for him to scrape back to base.
If I was redoing it for you,I would rebead in 10mm and use Krends Hp12 followed by the FT.
Cant comment on the R7 as I havent used it.
Regards Andy

 

[S a plastering]

I would r7 it or sbr@4.1 then hp12 then retop with ft 10mm beads

 

[Ashleyscoob]

Would k rends r10 not work better ?

 

[User___removed]

[QUOT E=Andy M;796323]If hes not done it right the first time,chances are he wont get it right this time either. The render must of been applied extremely unlevel in areas for him to scrape back to base.
If I was redoing it for you,I would rebead in 10mm and use Krends Hp12 followed by the FT.
Cant comment on the R7 as I havent used it.
Regards Andy[/QUOTE]

To right.it sounds a very simple job to complete for a time served spread.
I would get another plasterer to complete it

 

[RenditLtd]

K Rend do a spec for R7 + 6mm of FT over the top of existing FT. Get someone who's got a clue to do it though.