Firstly have you removed Laitence so floor looks like sand and cement screed opposed to the power float effect it starts with ?
If so there as previously stated no need to prime with gypsum based adheshive as it doesn't t react with screed as cement based does ! But I'd give it 1 coat 1-1 with water to stop it dusting up whilst working on it !
If you are unsure of moisture content the screed supplier can come out and do a carbon bomb test and that's final !!
The digital hygrometers aren't as accurate I've invested a lot of time and money on a floor grinder and associated kit to prepare these floors and have done quite a few up to 300m2 total ground floors ! Good luck and enjoy doing it ! Dave
If so there as previously stated no need to prime with gypsum based adheshive as it doesn't t react with screed as cement based does ! But I'd give it 1 coat 1-1 with water to stop it dusting up whilst working on it !
If you are unsure of moisture content the screed supplier can come out and do a carbon bomb test and that's final !!
The digital hygrometers aren't as accurate I've invested a lot of time and money on a floor grinder and associated kit to prepare these floors and have done quite a few up to 300m2 total ground floors ! Good luck and enjoy doing it ! Dave