thistle bond it v febond blue grit v wickes bonding agent v pva water sand

[thfc191]

Hi guys i have used thistle bond it expensive 45 a tub 10 l is this similar to roll on as wba 15 quid 3kg or febond blue grit 22 quid 10l i've never used those 2.

What do you guys like using and why :RpS_biggrin:

I also heard about sand water pva mixture ? have you guys come across this :RpS_unsure:

 

[bodplasterer]

Blue grit is good easier to roll on than green s**t.

 

[henry]

I like plasprime no waste at all.

 

[Curry]

What is in bond-it? I mixed some sbr and CPI render into a slurry and it looked the same! Went a nice purple colour too.

Also is microgob for out sides More or less the same as bond-it.

 

[NPS]

pva no grit

 

[hector]

2 coats wickes pva the day before never any problem

 

[plastererpeter]

we use thistle bondit pva old hat now

 

[Jace]

never tried useing an old hat before, does it work?

 

[plasterman2]

Pva mostly for me and betokontakt on realy high suction suction surfaces ooh matron
Knauf betokontakt is same as wickes own really good stuff When i started labouring I had to roll it on hundreds of meters of tiles and they skimmed next day amazing

 

[Silky Smooth]

never tried useing an old hat before, does it work? :RpS_biggrin:

 

[spunky]

Pva mostly for me and betokontakt on realy high suction suction surfaces ooh matron
Knauf betokontakt is same as wickes own really good stuff When i started labouring I had to roll it on hundreds of meters of tiles and they skimmed next day amazing

Wrong way round you tit

 

[plasterman2]

Wtf

 

[s.p.t plastering]

it's for low suction mate, not high suction....

 

[henry]

Flipping heck spunk, you dont suffer fools :RpS_lol:

 

[bodplasterer]

He tells it like it is lol

 

[plasterman2]

Ive used on both I would class the old school grey plaster high suction and it saves you having to pva tons of times.

I first started using when labouring for a guy in a tesco store where i rolled it all over meters and meters of tiles bloody good stuff

Have you not used it on high suckers.

 

[bodplasterer]

Yeah i did a job last year and when we got there the customer had covered the whole job in bond-it and we had sections were it was crazing it went ok in the end but i dont think we would of had the problem if we would have pva'd it.

 

[pwi]

which one has the smallest grit in it

 

[plasterman2]

some times pva just drys straight in theese are the high suckers i meant.

I use PVA 95% of the time and beto on the stuff pva is not man enough for

beto or wickes own is an expensive way to go PVA is the dogs noots

 

[bodplasterer]

I think bond-it but for consistency blue grit seems to be more even with the grit though.

 

[plasterman2]

There pretty much the same mate

 

[plasterman2]

sorry thought you were talkin about betokontakt and wickes own

 

[bodplasterer]

some times pva just drys straight in theese are the high suckers i meant.

I use PVA 95% of the time and beto on the stuff pva is not man enough for

beto or wickes own is an expensive way to go PVA is the dogs noots

I agree the only time we use it is on concrete and silk paint other than that it gets the pva treatment.

 

[Spread4me]

Hi guys i have used thistle bond it expensive 45 a tub 10 l is this similar to roll on as wba 15 quid 3kg or febond blue grit 22 quid 10l i've never used those 2.

What do you guys like using and why :RpS_biggrin:


I also heard about sand water pva mixture ? have you guys come across this :RpS_unsure:

Thisilbond/febbond both great products but pva wather sand nearly as good chepper

 

[Rossi46]

Thisilbond/febbond both great products but pva wather sand nearly as good chepper

Chipotle funk spread spoon blower. Thing cramp.

 

[lilharbs]

Thisilbond/febbond both great products but pva wather sand nearly as good chepper

Speeky eeenglish motherf@@@ker.you sound like borat in the 2nd half of your post.lol.

 

[lucius]

Dominos brother.