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Don't be scared run it:flapper:

To be honest here we go again there is no quick fix if your looking at long term where many people buying houses these days need to start thinking long term .Any way you would be be better off removing the floors digging out and wooden floor with 500mm void under it .I no that sound a lot of...

No ......we no what we are on about

I have never heard so much s..t in all my life

Yep keep it simple

. Done use any of the above just do it the old way . You just have to be patient with it .it's all about time and money these days .and in 25 years all these shortcuts done work long term . Doing it the right way long term it will pay off

. Hi I would use lime putty 3coat work I will take a long time to dry if it has been wet for years . Try to find the reason for the damp there will be one get that sorted and you will be ok it's all about long term I hope third is some help to you rgs

Stucco work nice

Yep that's right and the pointing it's all simple

I can help

Ha ha ?

Fined the cause first

It is

If you want just a stone finish we would point the stone joints in course stuff stick jointed ..chopped out for wiring a bit of a problem some sort of capping .if plastering then three coat work lime putty .rgs SeanSean

You said it .....yes building control don't understand old building sometimes rgs SeanSean

Putting lime plaster over vandex it's a waste of time and money start again am afraid

Pasty77 .... I no it's painfull but plaster in fat lime and re point in lime ...what goes in must come out

Airborne.......you can use lime putty haired course outside on laths .ether two coat work or three just look after it

Henry ...absolutely agree sand very important it's the first advice I would give anybody .

It's all about the right customers ...then cost ...we'll whats that

You can put all the modern s...t you like on it do it in fat lime plaster ,works for the last 2000 years it's simple

View Profile: irish_spread - The Original Plasterers Forum - The Plastering Forum - A forum For Plastering - Rendering Forum I could help you

Run it:RpS_thumbup:

I can help do any in situ moulds for you rgs sean

Always a reason with damp no one wants to find it

Stucco a lot of work but worth it in the end I love doing it

I would keep it the same as it was built

Do what you like

Lime putty the old way

It don't work that we'll on the angle you will have to do the corners by hand

Practice practice after 25 years I still am:RpS_thumbup:

Do it in fat lime render never fall off even with flames lick it (trust me )

Thin as poss

In situ perfect fit every time

That's is the right reason

Keep it as a garage that's what's it built for

Love to help if I could

Wish I was nearer

Do it in fat lime putty never fall off

What are the 18 " walls made of ?

Artisan :RpS_thumbup:

Seanlar

Top man

Artisan I need help now how do I do that

Artisan998 shame we didn't live nearer ,we could take that one on rgs sean wwww.plasterinlime.co.uk

Good luck Traditional Lime Plastering Building Restoration

apply two coats sponge float it trowel it but make sure the backing is bone dry before you start if it hangs about go home come back . Use a water pump spray and just apply min amount of water Traditional Lime Plastering Building Restoration

Yep that's true Traditional Lime Plastering Building Restoration