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Not used it , a quick look seems to suggest its multi with a chemical added that absorbs formaldehyde from air to enhance living space , no mention of being better to put on

Seems a bit pointless if its painted

ThistlePro PureFinish

ThistlePro PureFinish is a plaster using ACTIVair technology to absorb formaldehyde and help improve indoor air quality.
www.british-gypsum.com www.british-gypsum.com
 
bof said:
Not used it , a quick look seems to suggest its multi with a chemical added that absorbs formaldehyde from air to enhance living space , no mention of being better to put on

Seems a bit pointless if its painted

ThistlePro PureFinish

ThistlePro PureFinish is a plaster using ACTIVair technology to absorb formaldehyde and help improve indoor air quality.
www.british-gypsum.com www.british-gypsum.com
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Most paints aren't going to put an impenetrable barrier on top of the plaster. It's designed to be painted and still work. It's nicer to work with than multi but it's a ball ache to get hold of so I gave up with it
 
bof said:
Not used it , a quick look seems to suggest its multi with a chemical added that absorbs formaldehyde from air to enhance living space , no mention of being better to put on

Seems a bit pointless if its painted

ThistlePro PureFinish

ThistlePro PureFinish is a plaster using ACTIVair technology to absorb formaldehyde and help improve indoor air quality.
www.british-gypsum.com www.british-gypsum.com
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The paint won't affect the health benefits
 
Yes agree , just being devils advecote , not sure if it'll work with vinyls and really just making a point that info doesn't suggest it's anything but multi or board , the word pure suggests no nasties so how is it better to spread ,
@Robbo123 , @johniosaif , @lurpak
 
Did give me an excuse to plug public enemy , which is always a good thing !
 
bof said:
Yes agree , just being devils advecote , not sure if it'll work with vinyls and really just making a point that info doesn't suggest it's anything but multi or board , the word pure suggests no nasties so how is it better to spread ,
@Robbo123 , @johniosaif , @lurpak
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at the time I used it, multi n board was shite. It was just nice to use. But so is multi and board when it’s right. It’s the inconsistency that gets annoying.Could be exactly the same with pure,dunno
 
lurpak said:
at the time I used it, multi n board was shite. It was just nice to use. But so is multi and board when it’s right. It’s the inconsistency that gets annoying.Could be exactly the same with pure,dunno
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If it white the consistency when dry is the same.? Not like pink
 
lurpak said:
at the time I used it, multi n board was shite. It was just nice to use. But so is multi and board when it’s right. It’s the inconsistency that gets annoying.Could be exactly the same with pure,dunno
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Not looked into it , will ring them up and ask , if it absorbs formaldyhide whatever it must get saturated after some time or its converting it to something harmless endlessly which would surprise me , not into chemistry. Yeah my little dig was it being more consistent over multi and board , personally don't like people picking on any form of hides
 
Ok , not had a lot of time but rang BG , reckon it's good for formaldywhatever
For 50 y even with several coats of emulsion.
I'll do some more investigation tonite ,
First instinct from chemistry is it's good call for modern living , formy used in most products as basically a wetting agent predominately in carpets, sofas, plywood, chipboard etc, also in insulation products, s they evaporate into air , as I said modern living and not opening the window , also outside from combustion and Inc gags
Will look into it some more for you ,
Only anti thought springs to mind is , air would have to be circulated as formaldecrap is heavier than air ( only slightly ) and I'm suggesting their are better ways to sort problem than spreading on ceiling. BG also said it's not the only difference over mf and board , it's a secret lol
 
bof said:
Ok , not had a lot of time but rang BG , reckon it's good for formaldywhatever
For 50 y even with several coats of emulsion.
I'll do some more investigation tonite ,
First instinct from chemistry is it's good call for modern living , formy used in most products as basically a wetting agent predominately in carpets, sofas, plywood, chipboard etc, also in insulation products, s they evaporate into air , as I said modern living and not opening the window , also outside from combustion and Inc gags
Will look into it some more for you ,
Only anti thought springs to mind is , air would have to be circulated as formaldecrap is heavier than air ( only slightly ) and I'm suggesting their are better ways to sort problem than spreading on ceiling. BG also said it's not the only difference over mf and board , it's a secret lol
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For those who have a modern house
Get a Boston fern house plant , rated best as reducing toxins in the home
Can't do link , new phone lol
 
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