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I realise that i have to prime newly plastered walls,not with pva.I intend using granfix adhesive as i find it very good.Which primer should i use?... -
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priming newly plastered walls
I realise that i have to prime newly plastered walls,not with pva.I intend using granfix adhesive as i find it very good.Which primer should i use?
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Re: priming newly plastered walls
No not pva...
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when you say granfix....is it a dispersion or cement adhesive..?..
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Need to be a bit careful with Granfix......they specify PVA as a primer with some of their adhesives
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Re: priming newly plastered walls

Originally Posted by
fastcam
I realise that i have to prime newly plastered walls,not with pva.I intend using granfix adhesive as i find it very good.Which primer should i use?
A synthetic or acrylic primer is the most suitable....Gaz
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Re: priming newly plastered walls
hi mate granfix have a table you can get it off there site will give you all the info you need
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Re: priming newly plastered walls

Originally Posted by
GazTech
A synthetic or acrylic primer is the most suitable....Gaz
im with GAZ on this one.
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Re: priming newly plastered walls

Originally Posted by
grumpygrouter
Need to be a bit careful with Granfix......they specify PVA as a primer with some of their adhesives

So does larsen
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