krend repair

[S a plastering]

can it be done got one to look at its about 9 inches square if so what's the best way cheers

 

[Rigsby]

Pm you

 

[Mag]

can it be done got one to look at its about 9 inches square if so what's the best way cheers

Cut it out with a disc cutter small . It can be done but your always see the join ?

 

[S a plastering]

might be best redoing it altogether its only 6m whats the best procedure for going over the top of it hp12 or something like that size of beads 15mm again cheers

 

[Stevooknows]

You can prime it and TC 15 over the top


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[Marshy]

might be best redoing it altogether its only 6m whats the best procedure for going over the top of it hp12 or something like that size of beads 15mm again cheers

@Rigsby is the man. I'd go with his advice mate

 

[S a plastering]

You can prime it and TC 15 over the top


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is that just like the 1.5 bucket coat mate so just prime on top of the mono then top coat with this

 

[Stevooknows]

If it's flat no bumps but just the finish is not great. You can prime with the TC primer in the colour you want then TC over the top which means no hacking off no re beading cos it's just 1.5 mm over the top. Yes comes in the tubs I just add a little splash of water and a quick spin.


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[Stevooknows]

Krend also do stand my this as a recommend fix.


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[S a plastering]

If it's flat no bumps but just the finish is not great. You can prime with the TC primer in the colour you want then TC over the top which means no hacking off no re beading cos it's just 1.5 mm over the top. Yes comes in the tubs I just add a little splash of water and a quick spin.


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what about the square repair first should that be done with krend again or just some OCR or something first

 

[RetroPort]

Aswell as the Silicone TC 15, K Rend also offer TC10 and a TC30 option too.

 

[aka_dino]

A bit late for this post, but for anyone still looking...….my experience is that getting a colour match is near impossible, that said, the texture match is relatively easy. I use neat SBR on the patch and especially the edges and rub back very gently. If you are looking for an invisible repair, get ready to shell out on K Rend Colour Enhance paint. I understand that Weather Shield works well although I have never used it myself and could not comment on colour matching. I am always open to further advice, every day is a school day!