B Birroc Registered User Messages 278 5 Dec 2008 #1 Hi, Got screed down. Someone suggested 'painting' Unibond on to new screed to prevent dust rising. Is that a good idea ?
Hi, Got screed down. Someone suggested 'painting' Unibond on to new screed to prevent dust rising. Is that a good idea ?
J jhegarty Registered User Messages 2,965 6 Dec 2008 #3 Just make sure it's PVA , unibond make lots of products
B Birroc Registered User Messages 278 8 Dec 2008 #4 Unibond PVA alright - mixed it 4:1 (it specified 5:1) and spread it using a roller. What exactly does this do ? Should I notice anything ? It was difficult to get the PVA to dilute.
Unibond PVA alright - mixed it 4:1 (it specified 5:1) and spread it using a roller. What exactly does this do ? Should I notice anything ? It was difficult to get the PVA to dilute.
M mathepac Registered User Messages 8,693 8 Dec 2008 #5 Its much easier to put on with a brush. As it loses the water and binds with the concrete, the PVA / water emulsion forms a very thin flexible "skin" that prevents dust rising.
Its much easier to put on with a brush. As it loses the water and binds with the concrete, the PVA / water emulsion forms a very thin flexible "skin" that prevents dust rising.
J jhegarty Registered User Messages 2,965 8 Dec 2008 #6 It's glue , just binds the dust together, stops it rising.. also forms a skin to stop new dust...
