Spraying in eaves

[user__removed]

Hate spraying in the eaves with render cos of the mess, just wondering who does what in terms of protection?

 

[PFTwales]

use wd40 or some sort of oil so the render cant stick. When its hard it will fall off cleanly

 

[PFTwales]

think you can buy release oil for shuttering cheap enough. i used cooking oil years ago and after a month it was covered in flies

 

[user__removed]

use wd40 or some sort of oil so the render cant stick. When its hard it will fall off cleanly

Will Wd40 ruin the decorating?

 

[Danny]

use wd40 or some sort of oil so the render cant stick. When its hard it will fall off cleanly

You can buy wd40 in 5ltr tubs I use it to wash my kit car

 

[plasjack]

You can buy wd40 in 5ltr tubs I use it to wash my kit car

I do the same with my bike [emoji28][emoji28][emoji28]

 

[plasterjfe]

Mask em up dude.

sent from my G3

 

[user__removed]

Mask em up dude.

sent from my G3

I did and it was painful and took 3hrs to do 11m.

 

[User___removed]

Get your labourer /apprentice to do it while your beading up.
Or is it just you and the eze on board?

 

[user__removed]

Get your labourer /apprentice to do it while your beading up.
Or is it just you and the eze on board?

Kind of wondering what the point of masking up is, we could of layed the wall on by hand in the time it took to mask

 

[User___removed]

Kind of wondering what the point of masking up is, we could of layed the wall on by hand in the time it took to mask

I still take on jobs and hand apply.each job is different
As you said sometimes it's quicker to just get it on

 

[Rossi46]

Kind of wondering what the point of masking up is, we could of layed the wall on by hand in the time it took to mask

Are you falling out with the Eze?

 

[Rigsby]

Are you falling out with the Eze?

If it was too time consuming I would hand apply around the eaves then spray the rest.

Sometimes the eaves are so dirty tape will not stick.

 

[vfr12]

I don't know if you mean spraying base coat or top coat or both, but for the top coat I use one of the window cills off cut and move along. Works a treat.

 

[user__removed]

If it was too time consuming I would hand apply around the eaves then spray the rest.

Sometimes the eaves are so dirty tape will not stick.

These eaves have tongue and groove boarding are already decorated!
Was considering spraying upto rafter feet then hand applying into the eaves but as you know mono can be a s**t to get on into these areas by hand.

 

[Rossi46]

If it was too time consuming I would hand apply around the eaves then spray the rest.

Sometimes the eaves are so dirty tape will not stick.

How are you getting on with the jet set John?

 

[Rigsby]

How are you getting on with the jet set John?

Its the swing gun. Not used it yet. Was but it got political.

I will be using when the timing is right, soon I hope.

 

[user__removed]

What I have done is cut an antiknox template which slides into the eaves covering everything but the back of the fascia, I used that template to cut all the others for one side of the building, I'm then hoping I can slide them out when complete and put them in the other side of the building, which then should be half hour masking.

 

[Rossi46]

Its the swing gun. Not used it yet. Was but it got political.

I will be using when the timing is right, soon I hope.

I sprayed a 70m2 bungalow on my own in under 3 hours. Fiddly job too but It was absolutely stress free. I find hand balling bucket coat very stressful.

 

[Rigsby]

I sprayed a 70m2 bungalow on my own in under 3 hours. Fiddly job too but It was absolutely stress free. I find hand balling bucket coat very stressful.

Was that sprayed on texture or sprayed on and rubbed up?

 

[Rossi46]

Was that sprayed on texture or sprayed on and rubbed up?

Sprayed on texture. Two passes too.

 

[PFTwales]

http://www.protectapeel.co.uk/

could be the stuff you need brother.

 

[Rossi46]

Have you used that stuff @PFTwales?

 

[Rossi46]

Would you not have to then mask the walls so they don't get coated haha

 

[PFTwales]

Have you used that stuff @PFTwales?

used to use loas of it. We would spray it on with a airless but its easy to use a mini roller and brush

 

[Rossi46]

used to use loas of it. We would spray it on with a airless but its easy to use a mini roller and brush

Clever stuff. Might give it a whirl.

 

[user__removed]

Could be the one @PFTwales any idea on cost?

 

[PFTwales]

cant remember. think it was about 4-6 squid a square m2

 

[Jgreenplastering]

cant remember. think it was about 4-6 squid a square m2

Christ, so that basically
Costs more for temporary protection then it does to skim finish a wall ready for painting! [emoji848][emoji23][emoji16][emoji23]


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[GrantyBoy]

cant remember. think it was about 4-6 squid a square m2

Looks like brilliant stuff, with a not so brilliant price tag.

 

[Rossi46]

Speed of application saves on labour prices so it balances out.

 

[user__removed]

I don't think it will work on treated timber though! I have emailed them to find out.

 

[PFTwales]

I don't think it will work on treated timber though! I have emailed them to find out.

Any low suction background. Best to confirm prices its been years since i used it

 

[plasterjfe]

Masking up half hour tops. In the other 2.5 hrs you can spray 100m.
Just get better at masking and you will reap the benefit.
I have used mould release oil on some jobs but never for eves timbers

 

[user__removed]

Masking up half hour tops. In the other 2.5 hrs you can spray 100m.
Just get better at masking and you will reap the benefit.
I have used mould release oil on some jobs but never for eves timbers

If you can mask these up in half hour mate I'd be impressed.
11m run with rafter feet 400mm apart on top of that you have to squeeze between lifts with the top lift only a ft below gutter.
You need the patience of a saint mate.
It's done now anyway, well I hope so, there is some suspect frost damage so maybe a redo ffs.