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plasterjfe
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Parex do a cold white called blanc du literal or BL10 in standard. Also weber do one called chalk.
Rigsby
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Is this what you would use for if someone wanted a white-ish flat render? I would think it might dry out a different shade at the bottom where it has more water? Pity about the machine problem.
If this was to be a re-furb, hacked off render back to old brick what prep coat and what thickness for the white render?
If this was to be a re-furb, hacked off render back to old brick what prep coat and what thickness for the white render?
Cheers lads just what I needed to hear, the job it for has to be white due to the customers having this new bungalow built with a black roof with black framed windows,doors,ect.
I will be hand applying this so is there much difference in setting time, will be on new block, also what parex base coat shall I use or can I stick to using k rend hb12?
plasterjfe
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Parmurex is render rigs no colour. Like owl days chuck lankolatex in and it's a sticky polymer base.
Good for 12mm thick float render straight out bag. Not as cheap as OCR tho unfortunately
Good for 12mm thick float render straight out bag. Not as cheap as OCR tho unfortunately
never cross use products hpx for k rend and the like. nothing should be needed on new 7.5 n block prior.
it was setting in our laggings a bit, for what ever reason, so we kept getting crusty bits out and on the gun we found it furred up a bit.
plasterjfe
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I have to say that old jet.....has sprayed a few bdl jobs for me with no problems too...
Maybe because its the turbo s version gazza.
Went to a job today where the plasterer has disappeared off the planet but the gear is there so I've got to price it.
They have 25 bags of Monorex blanc glittoral, white stop beads and some corner beads. The brickwork is shocking with a couple of doors out of block. I take it I will need parmarex? I've only used K-rend, would you use this like their rend aid and would you fit a mesh all over? Cheers
first question to ask is why has the renderer disappeared? and why has he left 300 quid worth of gear? anyhow once you've jumped that one...
id be tempted just to micro it all, if the substrates reasonably flat, if its jumping all over id use parmurex as a rend aid like you say. id mesh it all yes that's a given, you have to work cute using blanc as it accelerates quicker than standard monorex due to the marble content I it.
id be tempted just to micro it all, if the substrates reasonably flat, if its jumping all over id use parmurex as a rend aid like you say. id mesh it all yes that's a given, you have to work cute using blanc as it accelerates quicker than standard monorex due to the marble content I it.
Nice one, even the builders yard hasn't seen him and the gear was £400ish and still at the yard, so get it on before eleven and scratch back the same day? The beads are at the yard but the note doesn't give the thickness what would you recommend? How far does the parmarex go? Cheers
would you add Lanco to the parmarex? What about micro before? Cheers
essexandy
The Lake Governor
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With a float and a sponge or just a float?
essexandy
The Lake Governor
Float and sponge mate, it really was nice to finish. I'm going back to the job soon and will be taking some photos if the weather is nice.
We hand applied it which is quite hard going like all the Parex gear we've used but it rules nicer than you'd expect.
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yes lanko at around 80/20 water/lanko , wouldn't bother with micro.
it does rub up a treat, but I like a bit of texture so tend to scrape it on jobs, that and its fine anyhow like there gf. weve just done a grand design sort of build in bl10 once ive mastered this photo bucket ill put some pictures up.
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