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Hi all, I was going to use Hardi Backer boards but have decided to dot and dab plasterboard onto the bare brick instead.
Problem is,, I have already used Ultra ... -
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Will this Adhesive do for plasterboard on brick (dot And Dab)?
Hi all, I was going to use Hardi Backer boards but have decided to dot and dab plasterboard onto the bare brick instead.
Problem is,, I have already used Ultra fexible primer to prime the brick and dont know if this will be alright with drywall adhesive as they say to use pva as a primer for that.
Also, I bought some Ultra Pro Rapid porcelaine tile adhesive for use with the backerboards. will this do to stick the plasterboards on with or do I still need to buy drywall adhesive?
Many thnaks, Bob
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Re: Will this Adhesive do for plasterboard on brick (dot And Dab)?
At least you used a good flexible primer, pva should'nt be used for priming brick for dry linning..
Buy some gyproc dry wall adhesive it stay wetter longer, gives you a bit more time..
Go to a builders merchants, wickes stuff goes off to quick and Knauf would be my second choice.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Will this Adhesive do for plasterboard on brick (dot And Dab)?
As above
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