I've got a bathroom to float out. Over brick I would usually use hardwall.
However, there is quite a bit of plasterboard that is not plumb and or at a good 90 with the adjacent wall and its a full tile so needs floating. There is also a ceiling with an angle that needs overtacking and a curve smoothing out the angle.
Normally for all this in any other room I would use Bonding. However, I've been warned against using Bonding in a bathroom ( Steve the SPreader ) and so have always used Hardwall.
The problem is I was under the impression that hardwall should not be used on plasterboard.
Would it be best to use bonding then grit it with WBA or similar then skim?
Cheers in advance
However, there is quite a bit of plasterboard that is not plumb and or at a good 90 with the adjacent wall and its a full tile so needs floating. There is also a ceiling with an angle that needs overtacking and a curve smoothing out the angle.
Normally for all this in any other room I would use Bonding. However, I've been warned against using Bonding in a bathroom ( Steve the SPreader ) and so have always used Hardwall.
The problem is I was under the impression that hardwall should not be used on plasterboard.
Would it be best to use bonding then grit it with WBA or similar then skim?
Cheers in advance