Install all beads and trims using approved WBS fixings at a maximum of 300mm
centres (depending on the substrate – please consult WBS technical
department for assistance).
Mix basecoat to a pliable consistency using approximately 4-5 litres of
clean water per 25kg bag. A suitable measuring bucket ensures the correct
quantity and accuracy each time. Ensure that the basecoat is mixed thoroughly
- it takes at least 10 minutes to dissolve the powder additives. Note
how the dryish mix becomes creamy after several minutes. Mix will normally
be slightly sticky.
Note: Renders with a high polymer content should
be left to stand for 10-15 minutes and be remixed to break the initial
set.
Do not
add anything to the mix other than clean water.
Trowel
apply initial coat to substrate, dubbing out to a minimum of 8mm (or to
architect's specification) until a level surface is achieved.
Bed in
alkali resistant reinforcing mesh into top third of basecoat (if required),
ensuring that an overlap of a minimum of 75mm is achieved.
When basecoat is dry, apply additional stress patches and corner reinforcements
across all window and door openings at a 45° angle.
Tidy up base rails and profiles with a damp paint brush or similar to
ensure a professional finish.
Apply
a slurry coat of alpine render to act as a primer.
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