plastering sand
Hi where we live the building merchants has only one sand which is a course sand I need a fine sand for plastering so could anyone tell me what the Spanish US and what the proper name of it is please.we live in martos .
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Re: plastering sand
Originally Posted by 1964paul
(Post 10908329)
Hi where we live the building merchants has only one sand which is a course sand I need a fine sand for plastering so could anyone tell me what the Spanish US and what the proper name of it is please.we live in martos .
Have you seen Spanish walls that have been 'plastered' - very coarse indeed. For plastering they use Yeso Liso - a very strange product to use:ohmy: |
Re: plastering sand
Plaster is yeso (hard to work with as it hardens very rapidly) or escayola which is more like normal finishing plaster but a bit coarser.
If you mean sand-and-cement render then you might have to sieve the sand to get rid of any big bits. And use some plastificante to make it smoother and easier to work. |
Re: plastering sand
for rendering you need "arena fina" , its the orangy coloured sand, tell then parra morterro (for mortar) this will give you a decent smooth finish. Another option is do a first coat with arena fina and do all the ruling off (similar to a uk "scratch coat", then buy bags of "capa fina" its a ready mixed (dry) render that goes on thinner and is easier to work with and give you more time to sponge up.
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Re: plastering sand
Thank you it's what I wanted cheers
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Re: plastering sand
Hi ,if you put a scratch coat on then a top coat making sure that you have the right amount of cement in the top coat you should be able to trowel the coarse grey sand to a perfect finish, if you have a good uk style steel trowel .
There is an art to using Yeso but once mastered you can achive a perfect finish with a little effort ,but never use Yeso on any wall that might get damp as it will flake off after a few months. |
Re: plastering sand
Originally Posted by jimenato
(Post 10908394)
Plaster is yeso (hard to work with as it hardens very rapidly) or escayola which is more like normal finishing plaster but a bit coarser.
Escayola isn't for plastering - It's for putting up ceiling boards. |
Re: plastering sand
Originally Posted by LizFox
(Post 10930073)
Escayola isn't for plastering - It's for putting up ceiling boards.
En pasta: la escayola se presenta en estado pulverulento, envasada en sacos de unos 20 kg. Amasada con agua se usa en enlucidos donde se requiere un acabado muy fino (acabados sobre guarnecidos de yesos bastos), sujeciones (generalmente junto con esparto, etc.) Mezclada con aditivos se utiliza para estucados. Conformado: la escayola se moldea en fábrica o taller con formas diversas, para la confección de elementos decorativos: columnas, bustos, molduras, e incluso muebles. En planchas: la escayola se mezcla con micro-fibra de vidrio para formar placas con aceptable resistencia. Se utilizan para la elaboración de falsos techos o paneles para divisiones de espacios interiores. Mezclada con perlita se aligera y le da propiedades especiales para su uso como aislante, protección contra el fuego, etc. También al mezclar al 3 o 7% con pegamento de escayola, se consigue un retardo en el fraguado del material para su aplicación en enlucidos finales. Mixed with water it is used in coatings which require a fine finish (finishes on rough plaster trims), fasteners (usually together with hemp, etc..) Mixed with additives it is used for stucco. |
Re: plastering sand
Originally Posted by LizFox
(Post 10930073)
Escayola isn't for plastering - It's for putting up ceiling boards.
its used for plastering walls as is perlita (softer) and yesso normally ceilings -kitchens and bathrooms (humidity) |
Re: plastering sand
Originally Posted by 1964paul
(Post 10908329)
Hi where we live the building merchants has only one sand which is a course sand I need a fine sand for plastering so could anyone tell me what the Spanish US and what the proper name of it is please.we live in martos .
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Re: plastering sand
Thanks Jimmy.f
Can you tell me what d.I.y you used please ,thank you.Paul |
Re: plastering sand
Originally Posted by 1964paul
(Post 10933748)
Thanks Jimmy.f
Can you tell me what d.I.y you used please ,thank you.Paul |
Re: plastering sand
the name I remember now is yesos aranda ,and its on camino castillejo, martos
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Re: plastering sand
Cheers Tim ,we will try and send More photos during the week CHEERS mate
Paul |
Re: plastering sand
Originally Posted by 1964paul
(Post 10934189)
Cheers Tim ,we will try and send More photos during the week CHEERS mate
Paul |
Re: plastering sand
Tim that really a goog deal ,I'll will need a few hundred blocks but dawn will need to make sure she does not break any when she loads them up for me,she loves to do little d I y .
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