Screwfix pva

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Discussion in ' Tool Talk ' started by Theleman , Oct 28, Log in or Sign up. Screwfix Community Forum. PVA as wood glue? I have a full 5L bottle of PVA bought this summer, and still more than half left.

Screwfix pva

Discussion in ' Tilers' Talk ' started by Crumbs , May 17, Log in or Sign up. Screwfix Community Forum. Guys i need to skim some sections of my bathroom prior to tiling, not vast areas. Should i apply PVA to it for a better stick? I know PVA is a big no no before tiling, but this is to go under a layer of skim but will be in wet areas. Crumbs , May 17, Yes PVA when plastering between coats Prime finished plaster with acrylic SBR Primer before tiling As a wet area, did you consider using tile backer board instead of plaster? No skimming, no sealing, totaly impervious to water if ever a leak. I didnt consider that no and it sounds much simplier, unfortunately my knowledge is limited so i dont really know about these products and ripping the current boards out is bit to much work, especially as the bath likely would need removing id imagine - good to know for next time tho cheers.

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Discussion in ' Painters' Talk ' started by clarkster , Feb 10, Log in or Sign up. Screwfix Community Forum. The PVA paste refers to the use of a ready mixed wallpaper adhesive. If your not used to using this, it could prove difficult first time around as it's not very forgiving in the event of a mistake. You mention the use of a pre-papered lined background, so cross line your walls with say grade lining paper and let dry before hanging the wallpaper. What I would do is size the walls prior to lining then size again over the lining paper and use Solvite wallpaper adhesive to hang your wallpaper. Astramax , Feb 10,

Screwfix pva

Discussion in ' Tool Talk ' started by roger06 , Mar 19, Log in or Sign up. Screwfix Community Forum. PVA for carpet tiles? Sorry if not right forum

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Yep SBR, but if you're not tiling a particularly big area, then one of the smaller 'tile primer' bottles will do. What primer would you use? Sand it back I didnt consider that no and it sounds much simplier, unfortunately my knowledge is limited so i dont really know about these products and ripping the current boards out is bit to much work, especially as the bath likely would need removing id imagine - good to know for next time tho cheers. Share This Page Tweet. Screwfix Community Forum. I don't buy BAL as its very expensive. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register. No, create an account now. WillyEckerslike , koolpc and CGN like this. Theleman , Oct 29, First two are acrylic based but the SBR bond isn't that I can see, though I am more drawn to this as it seems to offer better waterproofing aid.

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Phil the Decorator , Feb 22, I didnt consider that no and it sounds much simplier, unfortunately my knowledge is limited so i dont really know about these products and ripping the current boards out is bit to much work, especially as the bath likely would need removing id imagine - good to know for next time tho cheers. I-Man , Oct 29, Wayners , Oct 28, Log in or Sign up. No skimming, no sealing, totaly impervious to water if ever a leak. All I can think of is sanding it back. The slat needs to be mended, perhaps an additional piece if wood to strengthen it, using good wood glue. Check it out. The snapped slat is now glued to the original straight shape, and looks solid. Discussion in ' Painters' Talk ' started by Gobo81 , Feb 2, This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register. Thanks for the tips on the adhesive I was just going to get waterproof wickes tubbed stuff as I am lazy. Well that's what I understand.