Difference between Fassa KI7 and KC1?
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Tramp
Well-Known Member
Ki7 got fibers and polymers bit more belt & brace's but still dog s**t
essexandy
The Lake Governor
You're asking about a product and then abusing one of the full time renderers who's willing to give you their expertise and experience?
No wonder so many members think you're a prick.
Tramp
Well-Known Member
Ki7 & ms200 jobs are having failure after failure, so much so they had to rewrite there spec's, one Render not far from you has had 12 failure's in 3 year's,
I used 12 ton off ki7 beginning of last year had nothing but problem's, after care is s**t and clueless,
Just offered a bit of advice, as I did when you was stuck for a machine an I got you one cheap, merry Christmas ya c**t
FreeD
Private Member
Sorry bud appreciate the lead on the machine and I just thought the comment was odd as I have used Artics of KI7 Fassa and never had any problems. Just noticed a local renderer is using lots of KC1...I've never used it and was wondering what the difference is...not much in price...maybe it floats up better?
FreeD
Private Member
Have you ever given any helpful advice on this forum?
Dansouthcoast84
Private Member
i think aslong as your sensible with whatever material youll be fine.
use proper primers/ baecoats for the right job.
ive never had any major failures on any system. only minor user errors
use proper primers/ baecoats for the right job.
ive never had any major failures on any system. only minor user errors
essexandy
The Lake Governor
Plenty, have you?
Tramp
Well-Known Member
no bother, in my experience it doesn't harden off as it should,
VPI Monocal GF just as nice to work with but goes rock hard
Render1234
New Member
Hi, We have a big issues with Ki7, looks like we arent on our own, whats your experience?
Tramp
Well-Known Member
I haven't had a failure with it,
But just from working with it I knew it was s***, It's too soft and doesn't cure off as render should, May as well use hardwall,
On some batches I've even had topcoat being rubbed up, scratching through primer and surface of render,
You can't work the surface of it other than a quick spat, because too soft to be excessively worked,
A doorway had been cut out on a wall on a KI7 job, rather than patch up we went back to nearest corner beads, It was the easiest render I have ever removed, Just pulled the mesh and off came the mesh with render