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    Wbs Brick Effect Render Onto New / Existing Blockwork

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    If applying directly to existing brickwork /blockwork / render surface, the substrate must be brushed down to remove any friable material, algae or lichen and fungicidal.

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    Wbs Brick Effect Render Onto New / Existing Blockwork

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    If applying directly to existing brickwork /blockwork / render surface, the substrate must be brushed down to remove any friable material, algae or lichen and fungicidal.

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    If applying directly to existing brickwork /blockwork / render surface, the substrate must be brushed down to remove any friable material, algae or lichen and fungicidal.

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    Wbs Brick Effect Render Onto New / Existing Blockwork

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    WBS Brick Effect Render

    WBS BRICK EFFECT RENDER ONTO NEW / EXISTING


    BLOCKWORK

    FOR REFURBISHMENT ONLY APPLICATIONS



    If applying directly to existing brickwork /blockwork / render
    surface, the substrate must be brushed down to remove any
    friable material, algae or lichen and fungicidal wash should then be
    applied. Any ridges or protrusions should be removed and hollows
    filled to provide a smooth surface.

    FOR REFURBISHMENT & NEW BUILD APPLICATIONS

    • Stabilising solution may be applied if required to help improve


    adhesion and offer uniform suction.

    • 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.

    • First Coat – Basecoat

    • 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.

    • Lightly scratch basecoat surface with a scratch comb to provide


    WBS Brick Effect Render - Page 2

    a key for finishing coat.

    • Allow 24 hours curing time before application of second coat.

    • Second Coat – Brick Mortar Layer

    • Mix coloured mortar with clean water as per manufacturers


    instructions.

    • Apply first coloured mortar coat at a thickness of 6-8mm. Do not


    over trowel or polish surface.

    • Final Coat – Brick Face Layer

    • When green (set but not fully hardened) apply coloured top coat
    at a thickness of 4-6mm and texture as required (a rustic effect
    can be achieved by lightly stippling the surface with a stiff brush
    / comb / sponge / spatula).

    • Shading can also be achieved by applying Brick Effect Render in


    powder form to the freshly applied face layer (in a contrasting
    or blended shade) using a dry paint brush or similar, thereafter
    immediately texturing.

    • Do not apply water during the set.

    • Cutting & Marking Out

    • After the face layer has been shaded and textured, and following
    initial stiffening of the applied materials, the face layer is cut
    through and the mortar layer cut into, using the appropriate
    cutting tool. This reproduces recessed mortar coursing of the
    brickwork or stonework; spirit levels, templates and straight
    edges should be used for guiding this operation.

    • Experience will dictate the best time for the operation to take
    place; too soon and the spirit levels and other guides will mark
    and spoil the surface, the cutter will rag and tear the material;
    too late and it becomes difficult and then impossible to cut. At
    the correct time a clean cut is easily achieved.

    Provided strictly for guidance purposes only. For technical support


    please call 08458 382380.

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