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Reini12343 Jul 2019 11:50Hello everyone,
We need to get joint compound for our painter now. The base materials are gypsum fiberboard walls and gypsum plasterboard ceilings.
He doesn’t have a strong brand preference, normally he uses Knauf UniFlott, which he says has inconsistent quality. In terms of application, he prefers Gima joint filler. There is also Rigips Vario, which can be used without reinforcement tape, and Rigips Super joint filler, which requires reinforcement tape. There is, of course, a price difference:
Knauf 33 EUR
Gima 32 EUR
Vario 38 EUR
Super 22 EUR per 25 kg (55 lb) bag
Are there any significant quality differences here? In another forum, I read that one should look for a fiber-reinforced product to help prevent cracking. Any opinions?
We need to get joint compound for our painter now. The base materials are gypsum fiberboard walls and gypsum plasterboard ceilings.
He doesn’t have a strong brand preference, normally he uses Knauf UniFlott, which he says has inconsistent quality. In terms of application, he prefers Gima joint filler. There is also Rigips Vario, which can be used without reinforcement tape, and Rigips Super joint filler, which requires reinforcement tape. There is, of course, a price difference:
Knauf 33 EUR
Gima 32 EUR
Vario 38 EUR
Super 22 EUR per 25 kg (55 lb) bag
Are there any significant quality differences here? In another forum, I read that one should look for a fiber-reinforced product to help prevent cracking. Any opinions?
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Reini12343 Jul 2019 14:07Basically, I had planned to get the Gima as well. Unfortunately, there is hardly any information online about its quality or crack resistance. He only mentioned that the Gima is easy to work with, but there is no long-term experience.
I am also considering the Rigips product for 22 EUR...
I am also considering the Rigips product for 22 EUR...
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