Tiger strips using parex

[Mickyboy]

Hi

Normally we are weber users , last couple of jobs we have been using parex and I have noticed a few tiger stripes . Back on weber this week and not a stipe in sight .
Dies anyone know how these are caused ?

 

[kgreigh]

It's on to thick,clean your trowel,change the angle or ya on it to early.

 

[Jimbob9]

Parex has a longer set than Weber by quite a way. I'm guessing you rubbed to early.

 

[Mickyboy]

It's on to thick,clean your trowel,change the angle or ya on it to early.

It's sprayed on render not skimming !

 

[Mickyboy]

Parex has a longer set than Weber by quite a way. I'm guessing you rubbed to early.

Yea I'm aware it's a longer set time , it was ready to be rubbed . I barred first them finished with pad .

 

[kgreigh]

It's sprayed on render not skimming !

Lol I know,I was being sarcastic! Do you mean visible lines like claw marks?if so you scraped to early,as said parex is a slower set so maybe leave it a little longer before you scrape,it can be hard with our unpredictable weather at the minute to judge things like same day scrape or next day scrape?

 

[Wezly]

Is it the outline of the spray pattern you can see?

 

[Mickyboy]

Is it the outline of the spray pattern you can see?

Yes it looks as if it's the spray pattern , what I carnt understand is straight after the spray it's ruled and the followed up with a spatular . The same application as weber

 

[Wezly]

Yes it looks as if it's the spray pattern , what I carnt understand is straight after the spray it's ruled and the followed up with a spatular . The same application as weber

Yea I've seen it a fair few times in monorex. Especially bad for it if its sprayed not so wet.

 

[Mickyboy]

Yea I've seen it a fair few times in monorex. Especially bad for it if its sprayed not so wet.

You may be right it was a bit on the thick side