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gpholman
Hi,
I've removed the tiles from my bathroom and had to cut out some largish patches of blown render / plaster underneath them. I was intending to plaster over these patches, so I prepeared the wall by cleaning them and priming with a 5:1 PVA solutiuon. Since then I've decided BAL quickset render is the way to go (mainly due to time for plaster to cure and skill required to do a decent plastering job). My questions is can I use the quickset render now I've used PVA to prime the surface already? Should/can I still use BAL APD Primer first?
Thanks in advance.
Grant
I've removed the tiles from my bathroom and had to cut out some largish patches of blown render / plaster underneath them. I was intending to plaster over these patches, so I prepeared the wall by cleaning them and priming with a 5:1 PVA solutiuon. Since then I've decided BAL quickset render is the way to go (mainly due to time for plaster to cure and skill required to do a decent plastering job). My questions is can I use the quickset render now I've used PVA to prime the surface already? Should/can I still use BAL APD Primer first?
Thanks in advance.
Grant