stone wall

[ruddez]

have a stone wall to render and going to hack off the face of the larger stone and then mesh hopefully to stop any cracking,as i want to unibond the stonework first for extra key would it be better to unibond first and then mesh but the unibond would be dry by the time i finish meshing, would that be ok,or could i paint on render grip on first then mesh,thanks

 

[stuart23]

have a stone wall to render and going to hack off the face of the larger stone and then mesh hopefully to stop any cracking,as i want to unibond the stonework first for extra key would it be better to unibond first and then mesh but the unibond would be dry by the time i finish meshing, would that be ok,or could i paint on render grip on first then mesh,thanks

Render grip or sbr, don't not use pva outside mate

 

[theclemo]

@Bauwer is what u should use.


I work hard for my commission lol

 

[zolco]

@Bauwer is what u should use.


I work hard for my commission lol

I think I received your last one, but it was a demand of payment rather than a commission, I take it you got penalised for not plugging it every day

 

[flynnyman]

have a stone wall to render and going to hack off the face of the larger stone and then mesh hopefully to stop any cracking,as i want to unibond the stonework first for extra key would it be better to unibond first and then mesh but the unibond would be dry by the time i finish meshing, would that be ok,or could i paint on render grip on first then mesh,thanks

Any pics?

 

[PlasterCraftDundee]

Is this bauwer light basically a backing coat that can be applied super thick and also insulates?

 

[Arti]

Parlumiere

 

[roryston]

Sbr slurry coat then lay on scratch coat while its still tacky I'm doing a stone cottage atm and do most my outside rendering this way

 

[hail hail]

have a stone wall to render and going to hack off the face of the larger stone and then mesh hopefully to stop any cracking,as i want to unibond the stonework first for extra key would it be better to unibond first and then mesh but the unibond would be dry by the time i finish meshing, would that be ok,or could i paint on render grip on first then mesh,thanks

Any pics of the stone wall?

 

[theclemo]

Is this bauwer light basically a backing coat that can be applied super thick and also insulates?

Yes and is breathable

 

[ruddez]

if it wasnt being meshed i would sbr the wall as to try and get the sbr through the mesh will be a struggle as it makes a mess putting on a flat wall, but i think i will rendergrip then mesh,scratchcoat/render then dash,thanks all anyway