Spiked roller or not ?

[Spud]

i use a pin-leveler quite a lot from Refina and have done for a long time , but i use it on modified screeds and not SLC pour's , do anyone of you know where to get them buckets on wheels that have a tipping mechanism so you can wheel them about and pour from them ,someone posted a great picture a while back ,and i never got to the bottom of it them ???. thanks if you do know .....

trimline have one at the moment Dave its taking up a lot of space in their trade counter i sure you could get it for a cheeky offer

 

[Rae]

Like a few tilers said self leveller not what it says ,ok to do a diy yourself on a small area ,as big areas ,you can make it worse than when you started ,as weve all seen ,
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My mat uses his tiling trowel,the cerated edge to pull it about and to take theair out ofit works well

 

[Wayne Brown]

Hi , I seem to be doing something wrong when I self level floors, they never are flat after I have used self leveller ? I recently self levelled over a chip board floor that had old adhesive stuck too it then over boarded with cement board and still had too build the tiles up with adhesive to make the floor flat? I used the correct slc and mixed it to the manufacturers instructions. Would a spiked roller help with the slc process? :smilewinkgrin:

Little tip don't try doing it in one go apply a thin coat use two even three let it cure fully between coats, you may need to apply a primer between coats depending on the product used and especially over ufh rushing your prep effects the project finish.