Weber OCR on to render board

[Shor7736]

I’m a novice at rendering and was looking for some advice on how to render the front if my garage. It’s a brick garage which has timber extension on the side. I recently rebuilt the side and boarded around the door frame with render carrier board. I’m now looking to render across both substrates but was unsure if Weber OCR will stick to the RCB. Can anyone tell me if this is suitable, or if not then what is the best render to use?

Thanks

 

[S a plastering]

Has to be an adhesive mate for render boards ocr goes on at 15mm designed for masonry

 

[S a plastering]

If your going weber should be lac

 

[S a plastering]

@owls he will guide you

 

[Shor7736]

Ok thanks.
Would k rend hp12 be any good? If so, can it be floated and painted or does it need the silicone top coat?

 

[owls]

What ever your proposing to use on board, it needs to be an adhesive rather than a render so Weber ocr is a no. They can be sponged up to receive paint sure,but If your a novice renderer I wouldn't be practising on the front of your house to be fair.

 

[Vincey]

Agree with owls

 

[sebj22]

whats the actual reason ocr cant be applied onto carrier board? is it an adhesion issue? weight of the thicker render? flexibility/movement?

does rendaid, mesh etc help combat any of the above?

 

[malc]

The render carrier board is designed to take a polymer thin coat system. Not sand and cement you are trying to mix two complete different systems.