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loudog
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Post: # 113415Post loudog

Hi Chaps

I do a lot of block paving but need to render a seat made out of blocks. Can I render straight down to floor level as I am worried about damp and what sand is best to use. People tell me soft yellow builders sand is no good. Also some say feb mix others say water proofer, i'm confused.

seanandruby
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Post: # 113424Post seanandruby

Plasteres sand. Shouldn't be an issue straight to ground as no damp course issues. 4 / 5 and one sand cement. Use sbr on brickwork help it. stick.
sean

loudog
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Post: # 113432Post loudog

Thats great thank you

lutonlagerlout
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Post: # 113439Post lutonlagerlout

scratch coat and top coat on 2 different days
waterproofer in both mixes
stainless steel beads
our fellas used 5:1:1 last week
1 plastering sand:1 cement:1 lime +150ml of waterproofer

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loudog
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Post: # 113456Post loudog

Many thanks you have saved me a lot of research, much appreciated:)

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