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Concrete window sills

Word in 'The Pit Stop - General Paint Trade Give-and-take.' started by coys84, Sep 28, 2013.

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   coys84 PPS Tradesman

   What manner do you tackle these from bare,do you prime them starting time then couple of coats of masonry. I observe a lot of sills bubble when wet and start to peel.

   coys84, Sep 28, 2013

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   steveh PPS Principal Craftsman

   If yous really demand to paint them , the use PLIOLITE Masonary paint Johnstones do a skillful one

   www.johnstonestrade.com/specifiers-news/johnstone's-stormshield-pliolite-is-suitable-whatever-the-atmospheric condition.aspx

   steveh, Sep 28, 2013

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   coys84 PPS Tradesman

   Would an adhesion primer piece of work every bit I've a couple of different ones in the shed and the woman already has white masonry bought.But i could pick up some pliolite if not.

   coys84, Sep 28, 2013

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   wall2wall PPS Principal Craftsman

   Glaze of this or any stabilising solution and you will have no problems with peeling or blistering on concrete sills
   http://www.johnstonestrade.com/product-range/production.aspx?production=Stabilising_Solution

   wall2wall, Sep 28, 2013

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   steveh PPS Master Craftsman

   Yes a good primer will work ..Zinsser 123 or the like are skillful, as Concrete has a loftier PH Value..H2o based primers are much more than tolerant of that moisture and high alkalinity. . Acrylic primers requite much meliorate surface gripping ability if the surface is tight and hot (high PH)., as is usually the instance with fresh concrete and older un coated masonry surfaces.

   steveh, Sep 28, 2013

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   coys84 PPS Tradesman

   Grand, i have 123 in the shed and then i'll put a coat of that on.

   coys84, Sep 28, 2013

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   wall2wall PPS Chief Craftsman

   Alkalinity was never the reason stabilising solution was used to foreclose blistering or peeling pigment on pre- formed cills or lintils. Blistering and peeling was establish to exist caused by WB exterior paints reacting with the surface release oil that was used in the moulds that the concrete cill would hands release when dry. Y'all will also find that the lesser surface of cills never blistered or peeled as they were sunny side up in the mould and never made contact with the surface release oil.

   wall2wall, Sep 28, 2013

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