M MIXERMAN Well-Known Member Jul 17, 2022 #1 Can I put a thin coat of silicone render on to normal render . Cheers
Rossi46 Private Member Jul 17, 2022 #2 MIXERMAN said: Can I put a thin coat of silicone render on to normal render . Cheers Click to expand... Of course. All depends though.
MIXERMAN said: Can I put a thin coat of silicone render on to normal render . Cheers Click to expand... Of course. All depends though.
E Elite exteriors Well-Known Member Jul 17, 2022 #3 MIXERMAN said: Can I put a thin coat of silicone render on to normal render . Cheers Click to expand... yeah it will stick to anything and everything
MIXERMAN said: Can I put a thin coat of silicone render on to normal render . Cheers Click to expand... yeah it will stick to anything and everything
Rossi46 Private Member Jul 17, 2022 #4 Elite exteriors said: yeah it will stick to anything and everything Click to expand... Anything that’s smooth or unstable I’d be gritting and pinning.
Elite exteriors said: yeah it will stick to anything and everything Click to expand... Anything that’s smooth or unstable I’d be gritting and pinning.
tapit Well-Known Member Jul 18, 2022 #5 MIXERMAN said: Can I put a thin coat of silicone render on to normal render . Cheers Click to expand... As long as its very smooth and flat should be sound.
MIXERMAN said: Can I put a thin coat of silicone render on to normal render . Cheers Click to expand... As long as its very smooth and flat should be sound.
M MIXERMAN Well-Known Member Jul 18, 2022 #6 Cheers ,thinking of using it on the back of my garden walls, so I don't have to paint it Attachments IMG_20220716_095613155_HDR.webp 1 MB · Views: 172
themucky1 Well-Known Member Jul 18, 2022 #7 MIXERMAN said: Cheers ,thinking of using it on the back of my garden walls, so I don't have to paint it Click to expand... I wouldn’t
MIXERMAN said: Cheers ,thinking of using it on the back of my garden walls, so I don't have to paint it Click to expand... I wouldn’t