At a property in Birchington, Kent a water damaged bay window ceiling needed to be pulled down and new plasterboarded one put up and plastered.
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Wednesday, 10 June 2015
Friday, 5 June 2015
Plastering An Extension
These photos show how first the ceiling was plastered, then the walls of the extension were plastered with a base coat (Hardwall plaster), then allowed to dry before laying 2 coats of multi-finish plaster to a smooth finish.
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Monday, 1 June 2015
Repairing A Wall Using Traditional Lime Plaster
DAY 1
I,m currently in the process of repairing this damaged wall using the Traditonal Lime Plaster. There's an area on the wall that has been repaired (unsuccessfully) using Carlite Bonding. (Note: if possible I strongly recommend repairing using like for like materials). I removed this and replaced with a first backing coat of Haired Lime Plaster (this is a mixture of sand, lime & horsehair). This must now be allowed to dry and go hard before laying another coat.
DAY 2
Now that the first base coat of Lime Render is dry and hard (normally takes up to 7 days), a further coat can now be laid. This coat will be lightly scratched (as shown in the photo) to provide a key for the Lime Plaster finish coat.
DAY 3
Now the final base coat is dry and hard, the Lime Plaster Finish coat can be applied. As shown below.
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I,m currently in the process of repairing this damaged wall using the Traditonal Lime Plaster. There's an area on the wall that has been repaired (unsuccessfully) using Carlite Bonding. (Note: if possible I strongly recommend repairing using like for like materials). I removed this and replaced with a first backing coat of Haired Lime Plaster (this is a mixture of sand, lime & horsehair). This must now be allowed to dry and go hard before laying another coat.
DAY 2
Now that the first base coat of Lime Render is dry and hard (normally takes up to 7 days), a further coat can now be laid. This coat will be lightly scratched (as shown in the photo) to provide a key for the Lime Plaster finish coat.
DAY 3
Now the final base coat is dry and hard, the Lime Plaster Finish coat can be applied. As shown below.
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Labels:
horsehair,
lime,
lime plaster,
Lime Render Plaster,
sand,
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Margate, Kent UK
Margate, Kent, UK
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