materials what to use?

[REDEC]

whats the following materials best used for?

Thistle browning and thistle hardwall? Arent they just the same as thistle bonding?

Also is Knauf plaster any cheaper or better than british gypsum?

 

[spunky]

There all the same but you can use browning for rendering, knauf is alot more user friendly and cheaper

 

[johniosaif]

Not the same at all, bonding is or can be used on metal and concrete and plasterboard, not normally for floating walls though and not near any areas of damp, hard wall is used for floating over celcon blocks mostly suitable on walls where there is a cavity and no water ingress. it will not adhere to metal or boardwork, Browning is very like hardwall but its easier damaged, its not used so much now but is still available..Never use any outside...

 

[spunky]

Always one int there

 

[Fatarm]

Unless you put thermal fibres in it for outside:RpS_wink:

 

[johniosaif]

Always one int there

ballotelli would say?

 

[keithuk]

Think it was browning and Hardwall John ,not bonding ,or i have lost the plot :huh:

 

[johniosaif]

Think it was browning and Hardwall John ,not bonding ,or i have lost the plot :huh:

Thistle browning and thistle hardwall? Arent they just the same as thistle bonding?

 

[Mike814]

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[keithuk]

as in carlite bonding ?,(bet that spelling is wrong )

 

[johniosaif]

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I saw The UNIFINISH...

 

[keithuk]

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Thanks for that Mike :RpS_thumbup:

 

[johniosaif]

I need clean bucket and a whisk and, oh **** I will look again..

 

[beader]

Not the same at all, bonding is or can be used on metal and concrete and plasterboard, not normally for floating walls though and not near any areas of damp, hard wall is used for floating over celcon blocks mostly suitable on walls where there is a cavity and no water ingress. it will not adhere to metal or boardwork, Browning is very like hardwall but its easier damaged, its not used so much now but is still available..Never use any outside...

And you forgot you can use bonding to patch a hearth.:glare: