Pva

[Eddie]

Cheers, Dave, That sounds like the best optoin so far.


Cheers, Eddie

 

[DHTiling]

The best test is to lightly wet a small area...then rub with your fingers,... if a skin rubs off then it needs to come off... simple as that really..

Please note.. DO NOT soak plasterboard..

 

[Eddie]

I've just been along to see this bathroom. The PVA was put on neat, it has a thick shiny coating over it now. Won't be too easy to rub off, i think.

 

[paulyoung666]

if it is neat , have you not just tried to peel it off ?? , worth a go if nothing else

 

[kent tiler]

i think it mite if you mark out the walls that you are tiling up to say 1/2way then scrach up the walls with a knife or just plaster it but find out if it was mixed with water first m8te ha ha that happend to me
started s new job new lab last year to plaster a 3bed house over artex and 26 new 8*4 plasterboard old walls
crashed out the 3bedrooms left the lab to prep&sheet up on the weekend
came back the next week arsked whats the mix for the plasterboard then as he had used it all :yikes:
then went on to say that it went on neet :mad2: clever boy i was soo happy that i just had to throw the bucket trowel at him and i got him too numty what aday i had i used a good ruth sandpaper on a sanding pole then just use a knife :smilewinkgrin:
its all good fun lads keep your pecker up dont let it get to you just put it on the bill

tell you what get them to get it plasterd give them my number and we will go halfs

 

[kent tiler]

nice and shiny then just flip the boards over if theres cuts then you will have the use new board on them

 

[White Room]

Your only supposed use one side of the board, the light side