can someone tell me why after mesh is put into base coat it's not scratched ready for top coat? Never done it before but had a look at a load of house getting done round my way and that's how they've done them. Finish is dry dash.
The mesh should be covered mate if there's no key whatsoever and it's being dashed its asking for trouble these sites must be getting done by "bengal dancers" lol that was off another post and liked it so thought I'd use it [emoji106]The mesh is complete covered but you can feel it when you run your hands across it. Three different sites around my way all done the same way, thought I was missing a trick somewhere.
The mesh is complete covered but you can feel it when you run your hands across it. Three different sites around my way all done the same way, thought I was missing a trick somewhere.
can someone tell me why after mesh is put into base coat it's not scratched ready for top coat? Never done it before but had a look at a load of house getting done round my way and that's how they've done them. Finish is dry dash.
Yes mate, lots of sites round my wayis this on an ewi system?
Yes mate, lots of sites round my way
Is that the spec I take it? With the amount of sites round here doing it that way they couldn't all be cutting corners that's why I was confusedwe do not scratch the base coat on permaroc, dryvit or mr ewi systems.
just apply the dash butter coat leave the butter coat as long as poss. then dash the butter coat does not slump.
Is that the spec I take it? With the amount of sites round here doing it that way they couldn't all be cutting corners that's why I was confused