sovereign plasprime

[merlin]

been told this is alot better than gyprime, because the grit is made from recycled upvc windows it doesnt sink to bottom of tub like gyprime and you get a more even coverage , it was develoved by a plasterer for sovereign , when stocked at a well known merchants it out sold gyprime 10 to 1, dunno bout the price tho!

 

[henry]

Hi Merlin
I have been useing it today to prime a shitty old lime ceiling it is also good on painted ceilings and walls , . It is the same consistency
from start to finish in the tub so less waste. Am not saying it kills the suction, bit like skimming onto board, also good over concrete . It is also very good over artex better then pva me thinks. I pay £30 +vat a tub and its green in colour downside you have to put it on the day before skimming.

 

[warriorupnorth]

Its on special offer at the min at sovchem think it's £22 10ltr

 

[warriorupnorth]

Sorry it's £25 + vat all orders through me please :RpS_laugh:

 

[henry]

If it's £22 a tub I will be on the blower tommorow my invoice says £30.

 

[Smurth1984]

yeah its not bad gear but you have to load wall/ceiling on with skim to get over the grit when supplying not gud.
But gud gear thow i like to use artex (the make) stabiliser on reskims its the tits

 

[Pricey]

I found that it isn's as good as PVA and given sand, although quicker. I slapped it on all the walls of a re-skim, and found that when i got to the last room it had started to pull/ peel the paint off the walls. I spoke to the rep about it but haven't used it again. Must admit the was a brilliant key though.