JB,
Please help I have just plastered 3 of the 4 walls in the new extension all ok up to know, BUT while i was cleaning up and using the old bags to put the ****e in i thgought i would read the instructions
Yes i know, it's like when you buy a new TV and you mess about with it for 4 hours then you get fed up and decide to read the instructions that came with it
Anyway, I PVA'd the walls like normal, Plastered away (Used Browning) I find it doesnt go off as quick as Bonding so better for me being a keen DIY'er and not a pro plasterer. On the bag it says "No suitable for use with a bonding agent" Have i cocked up by using the PVA ?
Please tell me the truth, Dont say it will be ok like the time i cocked up on the rendering
I tried another wall without the PVA and it was cracking like crazy... By the way, wall was virgin Thermolite..
Cheers JB
Mick.
Please help I have just plastered 3 of the 4 walls in the new extension all ok up to know, BUT while i was cleaning up and using the old bags to put the ****e in i thgought i would read the instructions
Yes i know, it's like when you buy a new TV and you mess about with it for 4 hours then you get fed up and decide to read the instructions that came with it
Anyway, I PVA'd the walls like normal, Plastered away (Used Browning) I find it doesnt go off as quick as Bonding so better for me being a keen DIY'er and not a pro plasterer. On the bag it says "No suitable for use with a bonding agent" Have i cocked up by using the PVA ?
Please tell me the truth, Dont say it will be ok like the time i cocked up on the rendering
I tried another wall without the PVA and it was cracking like crazy... By the way, wall was virgin Thermolite..
Cheers JB
Mick.