DavetheDog
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just a quick one fellas im doing an wall today in hardwall it is double skin but i want to be on the safe side. is it okay to put waterproofer in the mix like with a scratch coat for sand and cement:RpS_biggrin:
if i was you dave i would just jump in front of a bus
just a quick one fellas im doing an wall today in hardwall it is double skin but i want to be on the safe side. is it okay to put waterproofer in the mix like with a scratch coat for sand and cement:RpS_biggrin:
He not a plasterer:RpS_laugh:Dave is definitely a wind up merchant, surely ?
And he,s going to charge 200 a wall 4 walls 800 only man on here makin moneyHe not a plasterer:RpS_laugh:
Is it ok to skim over hardwall next day.
Same day or next day.. We usually bang on till around twelve, then have a break, fall back and skim it out..Is it ok to skim over hardwall next day.
U must be old school like me float set same daySame day or next day.. We usually bang on till around twelve, then have a break, fall back and skim it out..
just a quick one fellas im doing an wall today in hardwall it is double skin but i want to be on the safe side. is it okay to put waterproofer in the mix like with a scratch coat for sand and cement:RpS_biggrin:[/QUOTE
The sooner you get back to Bargain Booze the better!
thats is what he spec'd mate. not me the architect - dri wall adhesive with added waterproofer and 9.5 mm board were i would have used 12.5mm. it jumped out at me mate which is why i have asked the questions. i thought it was crap mate but asked because you never know just like evryone would have said plastic trowels were funny
Because it's never that simple, why not waterproof the multi or the bonding then ,just add waterproof, it would be brilliant if it worked but alas it won't, even waterproof in sand and cement is not the solution to all damp problems, it's very involved although simplistic to those with knowledge,i can mate. i will take a photo on the phone and try and upload it. im not kidding mate. it might sound a daft question but why ca'nt you use waterproofer in these two but you can in sand and cement if it works in sand and cement why wo'nt it work in plaster. has anyone tried it?