Float and skim pricing opinions
- Thread starter BigK
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In other words it says f**k all about PVA?
Jerseyboy
Active Member
I prefer s+c I know it's heavier to use but I like to float for a couple of days then skim all ceilings and plasterboard walls first.
It's easier to clean up than hardball and it doesn't stick to your feet and tools plus there's no dust as its mixed outside.
It's cheaper than hard wall. I feel I can do a lot more m2 with s+c.
Don't get me wrong i do use hard wall but it not my preferred choice.
It's easier to clean up than hardball and it doesn't stick to your feet and tools plus there's no dust as its mixed outside.
It's cheaper than hard wall. I feel I can do a lot more m2 with s+c.
Don't get me wrong i do use hard wall but it not my preferred choice.
if i remember correctly, it states pva before you apply bonding coat.
on the hardwall bag it states that hardwall will not key to pva.
a plasterer could earn money floating, it was about the only thing a QS had not caught up with.
It doesn't, BG don't advise PVA they only promote gypsum bond it., mad o know maybe coz they don't have their own brand.
It is funny really because the USP is it doesn't need PVA but they don't recommend PVA to be used with any of their other productsThey do.....
its called unifinish
