Cheers ceeveeI've only tried the easyfloor micro from applicart. Damned good stuff, and no need for base coat on the walls, just prime and go.
I'd have thought use micro if you're going into a shower. I know both can be used (venetian looks infinitely better to me) and venetian can be sealed with paraffin wax to waterproof...
I only tried it on a floor on a demo, so this will be the first time trying to fail lolI'd say microcement every day zolco.Go for a smooth finish and not textured as easy for cleaning.Have you done any micro before?I always seal 3times in wet areas.Once skim is dry you can apply.
Cheers mate, starting 12 Jun, have to get mats together really. How quick the micro dries, is it difficult to use different colours to do a pattern/feature? Thinking CNC some stuff out of 3-4mm board and put it in top coat till pulls in, when dried fill in with different colours if you understand what I mean.i mastic after micro has been applied inbetween coats.when are starting it mate?
Cheers mate nice one, much appreciatedyeah i get what you mean.If you pm me your number I'll call you on Monday if you like and run you through a few bits.It will be easier for me to explain.
Looks good that Mike, matchy matchy with the dogMicro cement is so wary to use I had more trouble with the sealers that was my first go![]()
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Looks good that Rich
Sure they will enjoy banging their head against it lolView attachment 18439 cheers zol,just ft back from clients now there fitted.Wanted to ask them to make bed as it looks abit s**t on photo but didn't have it in me as I wanted to get paid!lol
Sure they will enjoy banging their head against it lol
I said that to to client mate but he wanted it butted up.
Paying clients always rightI said that to to client mate but he wanted it butted up.
How do you form the external corners dude?
free hand it only goes on at 3mm thick and thats 4 coatsHow do you form the external corners dude?
free hand or you can work one side and cut back next day with a multi tool.Tbh mate that's where the work is really to get the detail right.If your going for a more rustic then there's give but if it's a polished look it's got to be spot on especially when your got an Arcitect vetting the f**k*r over.