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Any tips on using Self Leveling Compound?
I have just had my conservatory floor screeded, and to be fair they
did a good job. But I was always intending on laying Self Leveling Compound before my floor tiles. However, I would say that the screed is slightly lower than I hoped (perhaps 5-10mm below the DPC), so Self Leveler would not only level the floor, but would give me the extra few mm that I am looking for. However, having never done anything like this before, I am not sure what to expect. My attempts at filling and plastering have been monumentally bad, but I am hoping that as the compound will 'self level' it won't be too hard. Is there anything that I should (or shouldn't) do? Any hints or tips would be hugely appreciated.. I would hate to do it wrong and spoil everything which has been done so far! |
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