@@deaosatori216 possibly new block work but it all depends on the system you are using, it’s always best to go on the manufacturers spec

@@IanLeack-ok3rt when it’s dry it’s not sticky. Some sbr are coloured. I’d recommend doing a little patch first. Hope that helps

I'm doing the same as you. I'm going to use HP12 base and then K1 on top

@@mrhakim493 the renovating plaster is a backing coat. And they have a top coat called high impact finishing plaster.

Thanks, no you don’t need to prime the blockwork if it’s new. If it’s been up a while I would put some primer on it, just to make sure. And yes I would actually recommend starting early and scratching earlier. I would also recommend using a iBar more, I’ve changed my method a bit lately. I’m gonna upload an updating version in the next couple of weeks. Hope this helps 👍

@@stevebowness9435 hi bud, thanks yeah lives been busy, so the videos have taken a back seat. But there should be some new ones soon 👍

@@AnthonyParryPlastering Great Stuff nice to see an old school Plasterer who does Traditional work not many old school Guys left.

@@ibrahimbilal6273 No not normally, movement is what causes cracks and hairline. Plaster once its sets doesn’t move it’s normally what’s behind it does that’s why it cracks.

@@AnthonyParryPlastering and also when using retarder do I need to apply at the end wet trowel as well?

@@ibrahimbilal6273 I would use extra time in the first and second coat just to keep the setting times near. You don’t want the second coat going off quicker than the first coat. But it all depends on suction levels.

@@AnthonyParryPlastering so when we using extra time the wet trowel remains the same right? In terms of sprinkling with water and troweling off?

@@ibrahimbilal6273 yeah treat it as normal, it’s just taking longer.

Honestly I would probably go with the advice of the renderer. Once the pebbledash has blown(goes hollow) it tends to keep going. The pebbledash will never look perfect when you patch it up. You might end up paying twice Best advice would be to get multiple plasterers/ renderers to have a look and take their advice. Hope that helps

@@AnthonyParryPlastering cheers. Its just so expensive. Want some kind of temporary solution till can afford it. Can the part of the window and door frame you aren't meant to be able to see

Hi, yeah you can section it off to make it easier on yourself. You’ll want to use stop beads. It’s always best to work yourself up to the big areas. Good luck 👍

You don’t need to prime brand new brickwork. You only use prime if you have walls with no key or a high suction backgrounds.

@@AnthonyParryPlastering trust me I am an actual approved k rend applicator and do jobs for k rend They do me specifications for each job separately because each background is different So I can give my customers the manufacturers guarantee which is for 30 years and they do me all the paper work which I can send you to show To be perfectly honest they are plasterers everywhere who say they can k rend (monocouche) render but really don’t have a clue K rend the company are meant to tell you the render how to do the job not you decide how to do it because it has worked for you it is actually not like that I am one of two people who actually have a certificate off k rend to say I know what I am doing and I know the correct way to do it in the whole of the fylde coast yet there are hundreds of plasterers like yourself who actually don’t know the correct procedure but say they do Every back ground needs Krend r 7 primer Not sbr Not Pva Not red grit If you are doing a job and showing people how to do something makes sure you know how to do it correctly I would be more than happy to send you my qualifications and specifications and guarantees and job photos but it winds me up that no one is doing it right yet saying there a professional and giving prices half of mine and getting the jobs for that reason So now k rend representative price my work so when my customer opens the door you get k rend the company saying themselves hi I’m from k rend and I here to price up ricks work By the way I’m based in lytham st Anne’s Rls plastering and k rend specialist I’m on my builder and everyone can see my certificates and specifications

@@AnthonyParryPlastering also if you ring k rend up in Ireland at the factory and ask them for an approved applicator in the fylde area and they themselves will give you my phone number Why because I am backed by them because they know I do what they say Because If I don’t they won’t guarantee my work so why wouldn’t you get in with them no one knows the correct way everyone on here doesn’t do it to k rend standard

@@AnthonyParryPlastering do it because I won’t give it you and see if you do actually phone me would be quite funny but I would be happy for a chat and time and I will improve your game promise

Rls plastering and Krend specialist on my builder lytham st annes Maybe you can show me how to start my channel 😂😂improve my game

So happy with how it all turned out though.

@@GPZ_Biker Maybe you should have added some primer so it is not drying so fast. I don't know, I am just another amateur :D