Parex over stonework

[User___removed]

i have had a spec back from parex for rendering over a stone substrate
I was thinking of micro,parmurex with mesh then monorex.
The area rep has come back with Parlumiere renders which is there lime render range which is a route I didn't want to go down tbh
The customer wants a breathable system and likes the mono finish
Your thoughts guys please?
Cheers

 

[Wezly]

Why is it you want to avoid the lime? You can still leave it with the scrape finish.

 

[User___removed]

The cost for the parex lime range is more expensive.
I just think parmurex basecoat with mesh and mono is a breathable system that would do the job
The lime range needs ordering in from France also which is a pain
That's what I've been told anyhow!!!

 

[Andymonkhouse]

We've just done a big job with the lime stuff. It's not too much dearer and it scrapes back and looks the same. Just wear some latex gloves and try and keep it off your skin!

 

[User___removed]

We've just done a big job with the lime stuff. It's not too much dearer and it scrapes back and looks the same. Just wear some latex gloves and try and keep it off your skin!

To be fair I've used the lime range before although we sponged the finish coat

 

[GrantyBoy]

Rep specifying expensive gear shocker

 

[user__removed]

The cost for the parex lime range is more expensive.
I just think parmurex basecoat with mesh and mono is a breathable system that would do the job
The lime range needs ordering in from France also which is a pain
That's what I've been told anyhow!!!

Is it still a breathable system with micro?

 

[User___removed]

I imagine so.