MOST PLASTERERS DONT KNOW #plastering #SBR #PVA

[shaunchadwick]

You’re dam right Kirk, been using only SBR for about 4 months now, miles better than PVA

[gdfggggg]

I swear SBR is a gift from heaven. I use it all the time on so many different applications.

[ljones]

You know what I love? Plasterers who are convinced that a "magic mix" of SBR and PVA 50/50 is the way to go. I've never heard such shit in all my life 🤦😂

[richardpaulkirk]

Moved over to sbr about 15 to 20 years ago . Just got fed up with mixed results from kids glue that sticks lollipops together . We had always used sbr in damp environments and S&C work just moved it over to general plastering we wasn't sure at that time but the results proved it far more reliable . Totally agree with this top advice 👍🏻

[davidmelling]

I'm going to start using SBR in the future. Thanks for your tips

[MrJFoster]

If you add it to concrete it increases the compressive strength. Used in many products both as a primer and within the product itself.
Decorative concrete resurfacing. Roof paints and membranes, tiling adhesives, elastomeric membranes, strutural grouts, tile grouting etc. It can be added to any sand/cement based products. Probably not great where the substrate needs to breath such as lime based mortars/plaster etc?

[aaronsmith]

I always thought once sbr has dried then it became more like a plastic so skim will fail, is that not right?

[daveh]

I'm a tiler and use it exclusively its just a better product in every circumstance

[dominicdurso]

I like 70% sbr and 30% pva
Just makes life a little easier applying it, and still drys 👌👌👌

[gmckayak]

Once it is dry does it stay dry? I.E Can a coat an external wall and it'll stay dry?

[markjackson]

Do u have to add water to it as ive some and its liquid form already

[nathcantwell]

Thats a great tip, thanks, particularly the pva drying bit, ive suffered that a few times in the winter 👍👍

[yousafamin]

Wow nice one Brother 👊🏽👳🏽‍♂️🖤 I'm gonna try it

[shanecharles]

Do you 1 coat or 2 coat when you use SBR and does it need watering down or not..?

[elliothomewood]

Well good damn it I wish I knew this sooner! Thanks boss.

[maxfrere]

And pva is made from a protein, mold lives on protein 💪, thanks my man great channel 👍

[emmettloughran]

Iv just moved from pva to sbr over watching your videos mate and it's a game changer

[chrisrawles]

SBR was a game changer for me even as a DIYer

[shanecharles]

Does it need watering down or just neet for overskim and do you still 2 coat SBR or just the one coat for overskim

[shaunfacey]

I always used pva when plastering . 20% pva 80% water never had a problem and anything that’s high suction I just apply a bit more to that area .I only use SBR in render. I’m not saying it’s better or worse just how I was taught to do it .