Thanks vincey, I will give the thistle spray a go first as its the cheaper product I belive, and cool so only walls can be sprayed didn't know that one, thanks,I have mate it’s lovely gear you be worth getting a pallet to try, I’d say just do the walls though and hand apply the ceilings first
It’s slightly better formula than multi and the like , added polymers in there too so it sticks to the wall better
Thanks vincey, I will give the thistle spray a go first as its the cheaper product I belive, and cool so only walls can be sprayed didn't know that one, thanks, justI have mate it’s lovely gear you be worth getting a pallet to try, I’d say just do the walls though and hand apply the ceilings first
It’s slightly better formula than multi and the like , added polymers in there too so it sticks to the wall better
A finish that's acceptable. What we all strive for
Hi,Hello all, I wish to spray indoors with my eze k4 I am new to this method,but am a time served plasterer. I wanted to find out best product for indoors that's most cost effective and gives a finish that's acceptable, anyone used thistle spray finish with good results?
Don't talk such utter b*ll***s Pete. It's f**k**g horrible gear. We were given a free pallet and should have asked for a free skip to put it in.I have mate it’s lovely gear you be worth getting a pallet to try, I’d say just do the walls though and hand apply the ceilings first
It’s slightly better formula than multi and the like , added polymers in there too so it sticks to the wall better
We were having so much trouble with it tearing that I phoned BG, their reply, "you are trowelling it up with a plaziflex aren't you?". Jesus Christ I didn't even own a plastic trowel and wasn't warned in advance.i don’t think we used the same material mate I even bought pallets to hand apply as I thought it was better than multi on smaller jobs think I still have some videos of the finish I’ll dig them out later
We were having so much trouble with it tearing that I phoned BG, their reply, "you are trowelling it up with a plaziflex aren't you?". Jesus Christ I didn't even own a plastic trowel and wasn't warned in advance.
OK thanks for the info I'll need another machine thenHi,
Sadly spray finish will not go through the EZE K4. If you’re looking to spray internally - think airless plaster. It’s the fastest and most cost effective way of doing it
Backtracking nowi don’t think we used the same material mate I even bought pallets to hand apply as I thought it was better than multi on smaller jobs think I still have some videos of the finish I’ll dig them out later
You don't half talk some shite Pete.The problems Andy mentions is because he’s not use to the higher grain ratio , it’s a better product we have become accustomed to multi finish and the set too , the pull in time on thistle spray is really fast towards the end where as multi it’s more gradual from the hour matk normally you need to adjust trowel times to not get tearing
The only type of finishing product worth spraying internally is airless. That needs a completely different type of machine to yours.Thanks guys, so will any indoor product go through my eze k4? Just sick of the hwk n trowel
Still got to tape and fill before u can airless so don’t see the point of it apart from it’s a decent finishThe only type of finishing product worth spraying internally is airless. That needs a completely different type of machine to yours.
Looks good,Definitely worth spraying I think, I do 2 decent hits most days and it's hard on the body, shame u can't do ceilings but walls is z good startNot sure about the Eze I never used one but the ritmo sprayed 10 bags (each bag approximately 14m2 ) in about 35 minutes mate I found this one too , at this speed it was approximately 2/3mm thick
Boards down for the overspray too
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OK thanks for the info I'll need another machine then
awful I turned up to s Portch skim once it was make good multi there absolute shiteNever used the stuff myself, but I wonder if the tearing tallies with Vincey/Pete's remark about it being more sticky due to additional polymers.
I once knew a white so-called 'multi' that behaved a bit like that... now what was it called? Err...
Oh yes, I remember now: MakeGood...