Karndean Skimcoat advice, please

Hi All,

Doing my hall this weekend (ply, then Karndean Knight).

Tomorrow is trying to sort the floor (Chipboard).

If the there are any areas I can't get flat, is it OK to use Karndean Skimcoat beneath the ply (as well as on top)?

If not, what else can I do to get the chipboard as good as possible for the ply-ing?

Thanks

 

Ply then flood it with NA

 

Thanks again, Spacey.

It felt like " no reason why not" (it's not as if it ain't built to take weight). I realise I have to get it totally feathered, so I don't get voids under the ply.

Anyway, I should have plenty of the stuff - in theory

Yes, my 1st choice is to get it sanded to flat. Problem is, the ply has a few dodgy joins, and buggered screw heads........deep joy.

BTW, I dunno how you boys can do this for a living - it's murder on the knees; even with pads! (Cue Paul Whitehouse: "It's a young man's game....hardest job in the world".)

 

Add it to your sign off

Plus " I may be on my knees, but I'm looking up at the stars"

That's enough from me....off to bed......and my nightmares about doing the bloody skimcoat.

Have a top weekend, all,

 

It gets to a point where your knees start begging for it