Parex fine finish
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simplybesty
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were starting on on the 6th sheepy, will let you know.
simplybesty
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Its this mate : 534 DPR Sand Fine Top Coat its going onto there Maite Base Coat
plasterjfe
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its a fine texture, you can get 1mm from most people its just they usually push 1.5mm out. your basecoat has to be mint, but then I wouldv thought when using 1.5 you would normally leave it mint?? you can get some finish that has no aggeragate in at all that goes on in two coats almost like joint cement to apply and left tidy off the trowel with no floating involved but i dont recall ever seeing parex doing this one
there aint much in what you can get away with between the 1mm fine and the 1.5mm but fine grade textures need smooth flat backings otherwise you will get show through - often they look ace on comletion but after a years weather the sh1te attracts to all the rough bits and it will stick out like a sore thumb.
if you have used any acrylic texture before then you will be FINE
there aint much in what you can get away with between the 1mm fine and the 1.5mm but fine grade textures need smooth flat backings otherwise you will get show through - often they look ace on comletion but after a years weather the sh1te attracts to all the rough bits and it will stick out like a sore thumb.
if you have used any acrylic texture before then you will be FINE
Can you slurry coat over maite, the backing is pretyy good and i would slap a 2mm texture over it no problem. However i did not prep this job and will need to make sure everything is tip top before i apply finish. Also do you need to use a primer. the base coat is white and so is the finish.
plasterjfe
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Slurry over maite? I never heard of that pal maite is a very good basecoat equal to sm700, you would finish your maite neat and texture over that.
I always use primer myself but some coloured basecoats dont always need it but i beleive it helps to prime always
I always use primer myself but some coloured basecoats dont always need it but i beleive it helps to prime always
plasterjfe
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what stage is the jiob at pal? ie has it got render on that is old or new or what and if so what basecoat is it?
plasterjfe
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sprayit said:
It will prob be maite thats on there then over the aquapanel, always try to get the trowel marks out but if there is some already done then use a waffle to get them out.
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