Paraguard/everbuild sealer

[User___removed]

Has anyone used the everbuild sealer.just finishing a monorex job and was going to use paraguard.the quants I need is around 1 and a half tubs.
I've had a quote for paraguard for 240 plus so at 500 I was thinking of using everbuild sealer @ around 60 for 25 litres.
Any feedback chaps?
Cheers

 

[Jimbob9]

You might as well give the punter sand and cement if you want to leave them with absolutely no warranties.

 

[Andy M]

Hows that work then Jimbob.

 

[johniosaif]

Big swerve in on second post ,record?

 

[owls]

It's nothing to do with warranties,
Ever build is good gear for the money paraguard is more concentrated.

 

[User___removed]

You might as well give the punter sand and cement if you want to leave them with absolutely no warranties.

He's not getting a written warranty pal.

 

[plasterjfe]

Gotta admit paragaurd is expensive for what it is they prob get it for buttons too.

Do a sample Bob using everbuild and see how u go.

 

[User___removed]

Yes was thinking the same.i got to be honest I've never used a sealer.would you 2 coat?

 

[Ivor]

1 coat with a spray pump should do it

 

[plasterjfe]

With paragaurd 1 coat will make a difference. 2 coats will last longer but eventually I expect it will break down.
Just like krend silicone really it works at first but after a year you can see the rain soak straight in. Paragaurd will be much higher in silicone content tho and will do a better job for longer.

 

[Arti]

Ive used this for sealing on stone a few times im sure it would be just as good on render. Its just like rainex on your windscreen. Pricey like
http://www.kingfisheruk.com/item_26EC_extreme_climate_-_next_generation_water_seal