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Builderboi
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Hasn't this argument already happened lol
By the way English is my second language my spelling is a bit out so who gives a s**t Cymru am byth
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must have missed this one :\
Why wouldn't you?
That the best again m8 plasterers mixing waterproof whith lime
What's the problem with mixing waterproofer with lime
it weakens the stuff causing cracking u don't mix thing up u use waterproofer lime and Feb mix by them self it like having two anti virus on pc fighting each other
A nother reason m8 the purpose of waterproof is to stop suction in scratch coat and waterproofing a building y put lime in that when lime takes water in like a spunge it defeating the object
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Yawn.i do and it works fine sheep shagger
give it a go m8 waterproof and lime and waterproof by it self u wil c the difrent in suction
We shag them u eat them lol
superspread
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Of course it does
superspread
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Lime and MOST waterproofers are both plastercisers so agree u don't need both together , well I don't anyway , it's one or the other
There is a case for waterproofing a lime render.
On an old building with high lime in mortar. If in a certain situation it needs to be waterproofed then a lime render that's waterproof could be specd. That's why they made the products specifically for these situations.
But just for a traditional sand and cement render and you want lime in it and want to use standard waterproofer it just doesn't work well enough. Hydrated lime soaks the life out of it.
On an old building with high lime in mortar. If in a certain situation it needs to be waterproofed then a lime render that's waterproof could be specd. That's why they made the products specifically for these situations.
But just for a traditional sand and cement render and you want lime in it and want to use standard waterproofer it just doesn't work well enough. Hydrated lime soaks the life out of it.
Of course it does
What the reason for waterproof to stop suction to make a building waterproof what Feb mix used for??
What the reason for using waterproof and lime together?
ok point taken but why do they say not to ad admixture whith lime??
it won't stop suction
No it doesntOf course it does
Yes it's a natural plastersicer but not a wayerproofer
Are you oasis? Waterproofer is to waterproof there is a clue in the name and feb is used to make the gear plyable
superspread
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Please Enlighten me then.
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superspread
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Didn't say lime was a waterproofer, said they are both plastercisers
superspread
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So the top coat can get finished evenly when rubbing up
what did they d
u use waterproof to stop suction and waterproof a building u ad lime For some reason I know to make the house breatheble lime is a plastersiser y don't we ad a bit of fairy liquid in the mix to and frost proofer and ol the other s**t on the market we can make a so
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