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Silicone thin coat render system is
waterproof.
Breathable.
Easy to maintain.
No need to paint it.
Choose from a wide range of colors.
Can be applied internally and externally
It's one of the most popular renders choices out there it's used on domestic properties and commercial use.
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[@kdoc82]

Thanks mate these videos are exactly what I was looking for. Liked and subbed as I see you answer your subscribers I'm trying to revive the old painted render on my house , after a good prep and crack fill is this what I could use ? How good can you blend it to existing beading or it that done ? Any help would be appreciated

[@renovationgroup1983]

hi mate thanks for liking and subbing, yes I try to answer as many people as I can and help the best I can. depending how bad the cracks are and what the existing render is like would determine the stuff you could use to fill it, without seeing any pictures and to save yourself some money, you could hack out where the cracks are to create a 3 to 4 inch channel, then you could apply a coat of SBR and make a mix of plastering sand and cement with a added plastersizer this will help you to apply it, drop a bit of SBR in the mix to give it more strength, I always mix sand and cement as 4 - 1 and gauge the plastersizer to the amount you mix up. if the existing render is really weak it would be best to remove it all and have it redone, but try this first I hope it helps

[@nom843]

excellent video.im just learning the silicone systems after 23 years plastering.

[@renovationgroup1983]

Cheers bud, i love silicone render its amazing stuff, im starting rendering courses soon in my training unit

[@nom843]

@@renovationgroup1983 mate i would definately book a course...what area are you im in Oldham.

[@renovationgroup1983]

@@nom843 im in rotherham s yorkshire the rendering courses are in the making i need to plan them so it works well for everyone who books on i can let you no when there set up if you want to send your contact detail, the plastering courses work well i have people coming from Birmingham, hull, leeds everyone is keep to learn how to do it

[@nom843]

@@renovationgroup1983 cheers pal...my email address is [e-mail]

[@renovationgroup1983]

@@nom843 cheers mate ill be in touch

[@tapeslayersreviewsreviews9807]

Great video bud

[@renovationgroup1983]

Cheers buddy 👍

[@elkatron4410]

Could you use a hopper to spray on then float it? Fed up of hand applying but like the floated look. Cheers

[@renovationgroup1983]

Sorry late reply. Ive tryed it mate its hard to it but it can be done if you do try it just slow the air pressure down so you can apply a thicker coat you do get more waste tho, but it does take the strain off your arm and floating finish is a better look

[@paulgodden7005]

good vid sir

[@renovationgroup1983]

Cheers mate

[@TheOne-dc8bo]

Nice vid mate 👍

[@renovationgroup1983]

Cheers mate

[@peterjones6226]

Good video in fairness. Quite surprised on the backgrounds this product can be applied. Roughly what is the working time before it starts setting?.

[@renovationgroup1983]

Cheers mate, it depends on the weather in warm conditions you might get 15-20mins working time before it sets so you have to work it a bit at a time

[@michelod.i.y.5202]

Hi, can think coat go over k render as long as it's primed?

[@renovationgroup1983]

hi yes its no problem

[@robguiel]

Could you put a scratch coat (sand and cement) and finish with this?

[@renovationgroup1983]

You could but i would recommend it, basecoat render what suppliers make is miles easyar and quicker than sand and cement its not over expensive either plus its easyar to finish than sand ans cement

[@whiteman19761]

Does this render get Mark's from the weather, if so can it be cleaned

[@renovationgroup1983]

This render is self cleaning to a certain extent, but it cleans fairly well with a jet wash, just dont jet wash it too close if its powerfull one

[@Atlas-sais1]

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[@renovationgroup1983]

Hi not at the moment we are steady, but please feel free to send me your details to [e-mail] Thanks Jason

[@kevinboothroyd4958]

Great vid....what's the maximum thickness that this can this be applied please

[@renovationgroup1983]

Thanks for that, it needs to be applyied as thin as possible

[@liammillichamp]

What shade of white is this ?? I having our house rendered this week with Johnson's thin coat but haven't decided on what white go with??

[@renovationgroup1983]

Hi thinking back i think this was chalk white but you can get tons of different shades and colour matching service with johnstones

[@jamesmclaughlin8686]

What brand of silicone render is this and what thickness is it? Anyone done this with the air spray?

[@renovationgroup1983]

Its johnstones render 1.5 , yeah i do it with air sprayer aswell as by hand they both give a different finish

[@ewistore]

Have you ever tried using any EWIpro products for your rendering?

[@renovationgroup1983]

Yeah i use ewi products i like using them and i like the system

[@ewistore]

@@renovationgroup1983 That's great! If you have any further feedback for us just let us know!

[@kingmonk8549]

We use ewi, for the price, the render ain't to bad.

[@renovationgroup1983]

The ewi system is brilliant saves loads of time removing the old render id highly recomend the system to all builders- renders it gives piece of mind to your customers that they are well insulated and the finish is stunning if its done properly, id highly recommend the products from the ewi store

[@renovationgroup1983]

Keep using them mate

[@east40ful]

Hi Jason , can I use k rend onto old knackered brick? If so what base coat should I use mate?

[@renovationgroup1983]

Hi sorry late reply, you can but it depends how knackered it is, if you soak the wall completly apply sbr with a brush and spread evenly (dont forget to cover everything up ) get a basecoat called hp 12 in krend brand and embed your mesh within the coating make 2 passes over 2 days if nessasary, then you can apply the krend monocouche (scratch render)

[@leegorman3329]

What primer would u use on s&c before applying thin coat mate?

[@renovationgroup1983]

Depending on the brand you use such as krend, Webber, Johnstone's etc you would use a manufactures primer based on the colour you use to match the finished colour

[@jamienewman4141]

Great video by the way. How would you apply primer to sand and cement?? Do you put the primer on with a roller?

[@renovationgroup1983]

Cheers Yes just apply the primer will a roller just protect everything before hand as its hard to get off the floor when dry

[@angiej4865]

Jason - what make of render did you go over and what product did you use as the thin coat? Was it K Rend?

[@renovationgroup1983]

Hi angie, it was johnstones advanced basecoat finished with johnsons silicone thin coat, krend do the same system

[@elloco271]

Hi pal I've had abit of rain hit few places on some walls just washed it on patches what's best way to solve this ?? Can it be touched up ot whole wall re done

[@renovationgroup1983]

Hi what type of render have you had done?

[@elloco271]

Thin coat

[@renovationgroup1983]

@@elloco271 ok you need to redo the full wall by sounds of it, if its been sprayed then you can patch it, if its been finished by hand u cant patch it up

[@liamreed2858]

We usually add about 300ml of water to the silicone render and put it on as thin as possible

[@renovationgroup1983]

In summer i add more water it gives you more time but in winter it effects the setting time and cant freeze up, this job was done in the winter

[@p3rko166]

Hey man love the video what are the cost per m2 of this?

[@renovationgroup1983]

Hi cheers mate i use a fair size compressor with a 15 meter air line and a standard hopper and spray gun set at 5to8mm gauge

[@p3rko166]

@@renovationgroup1983 thank you fella what's the average m2 cost and can you use other machines?

[@renovationgroup1983]

@@p3rko166 its around £45 pm yes i can use other machines

[@kaimichael5444]

Hi good Info. I've just bought a gentilin compressor think it's capable of spraying thincoat silicone. Also refina hopper spray gun. Do u prefer mono or thincoat. And reasons why. Negative and positive over each render.??

[@renovationgroup1983]

It should spray silicone thin coat on, ive not used a refina hopper before but its worth a try using one, I first started using monocouche and enjoyed using it and still do, i use silicone a lot more now its more durable, self cleaning and easyar to apply by hand or machine, the only down side is the background needs to be dry but now they have a silicone thin coat that can be applied even if its raining but this is something i need to try out my self, Mono is good stuff i like the finish but its backbreaking to apply by hand and the waiting times for it to dry can be a pain, it also gets mucky easyly and needs more maintance to keep it looking clean, applying by machine is quicker but even still it does weather quickly the choice of colours are limited aswell where as silicone can be colour matched, i hope this helps and thanks for watching

[@kaimichael5444]

@@renovationgroup1983 Cheers yeah helps Alot. Is think this new silicone is Wetherby silicone which can b used in rain. Might b wrong though. Keep up the good work though buddy. Very helpful videos

[@renovationgroup1983]

Yeah it is weatherby silicone, onlh thing tho its not pleasant rendering in the rain it just drains you id rather render in fair weather when ever possible and cheers for that mate much appriecated

[@jackmcbride7178]

Can this be put over painted render

[@renovationgroup1983]

It depends if its smooth enough and if the paint is well bonded to the existing walls, but if it is smooth and not flaking then yes you can but id sbr the walls first then prime and top coat them

[@p3rko166]

Also what machine do you have?

[@renovationgroup1983]

This is just a high powered compressor with a 15meter air line and a 6mm air hopper

[@SCD-BOY]

How long before u can go over primer?

[@renovationgroup1983]

Ideally 24hours, in hot weather you can put it on in a morning and put the top coat on in the afternoon but only do this at your own risk

[@luelun]

You need to use a machine to apply thin coat 100% better job, no mess and you get a extra 2m2 out of each tub 😉

[@renovationgroup1983]

I did use a machine on this job for larger areas, but this part was an extra

[@kingmonk8549]

@@renovationgroup1983 what machine did you use to spray it on?

[@renovationgroup1983]

I used a powerfull compressor they cost about £450 with a 30meter hose, hopper and lance

[@davidmelling4921]

You can't put that straight over scratch render m8🙈🙈🙈

[@renovationgroup1983]

You can mate 👍👍

[@kingmonk8549]

We put it over scratch render all the time lol one site last week, we monocouched this block, then they realised windows were well out (shit brickies as always) so we thin coated it. Why can't you use thin coat over scratch coat ay up? Lol

[@renovationgroup1983]

Thats it mate this kid doesnt know what hes on about, no point arguing with him about it, he knows best.... lol

[@davidmelling4921]

@@renovationgroup1983 fuck off you ya daft bastard, saying you make it look easy, more mess on the floor you spazzy bastard, plus ya finish is shit

[@davidmelling4921]

@@kingmonk8549 go an look it up properly, done rendering for over 20 years m8, this clown on this video is a proper donkey