Afternoon all.
Anyone here ever PVA'd plaserboard before skimming it?
The reason I ask is I've always just scrimmed and then skimmed straight onto the board. However, I've a pretty large job later this week (a wall 8.5 metres wide, 3 metres high) and want to do the entire wall in one go without having to break it up into two sections and worrying about getting a good join. I'm therefore wondering if a 5/1 PVA prime followed by a 3/1 PVA coat would slow down the skim going off.
Would it be of any benefit? Woul it be detrimental in any way?
Cheers
Fred
Anyone here ever PVA'd plaserboard before skimming it?
The reason I ask is I've always just scrimmed and then skimmed straight onto the board. However, I've a pretty large job later this week (a wall 8.5 metres wide, 3 metres high) and want to do the entire wall in one go without having to break it up into two sections and worrying about getting a good join. I'm therefore wondering if a 5/1 PVA prime followed by a 3/1 PVA coat would slow down the skim going off.
Would it be of any benefit? Woul it be detrimental in any way?
Cheers
Fred
