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He don’t what he’s doing

am in Hertfordshire

use cow s**t works every time

make sure your backing is spot on & don't put the finish on to thick

do it in 3 coat fat lime it will be perfect , you will never get anymore problems again

that done surprise me

its not easy to skim over old lime ,there is not the suction required to get o good finish , two coats of fine stuff first let it dry then 2 coats of 50/50 , but not easy

is the pointing done in sand cement maybe / and roof slate missing on the verge

call me for a chat if you need to res sean

I may come along

Putty

3 coat lime putting all the way

Give me a call

Skip the lot that gear is cement based crap

Yep have to be run instiu . Feel free to ring me eazyjet to tell you info then write it all down

get the rubbish off let it dry and lime plaster it

and plenty of hair

scape the surface of the brickwork no easy

you can use timber angles, work well can get a crack detail , or set up rules and do hard angles does take time ,or run insitu plaster paris corners look nice but all down to what you want to spend .yep do the inside depending on background for which type of lime to use fine stuff good gear just...

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It's just sand and lime

Take it all off . Re pack the bricks in lime mortar and three coat lime plaster

They will be along

Humm

We can help

Don't no what to say

Fix the problem first out side , then lime plaster it

Am going reinvent the wheel 000.333/kk- //@

I could give you a hand

Well that's the key to it

Feel free to ping me an email

Lime would work well

A bent screw driver

Just a brand ,,, come across them that could be painful ha ha

Over to the experts,,,,,,

No need to do that ,no need to do this ,re invent the wheel ha ha .But need to go back when failed

Just knock the lime up first , the add the sand a little hair in the scratch coat helps . Just use a wooden rule ti foam the corners . And float finish we wooded use a sponge on lime

Is he now

Fat lime will work well

So do i

What's 2,5,1 mix ?

We could show you how to do that

Or water down the the cow s,,t first paint it on and let it dry is does work and not a joke

Well Haired fat lime scratch coat dub out any holes first

Nhl 3.5 is hydraulic lime

just done a job in putney london, job just like yours wet black mould etc . this was soft red brick 9 "we hacked off the killer sand cement dried it out for 4 weeks .plastered 3 coat inside fat lime. Outside nil 3.5 and quest what its now dry as a bone should make video one day .

just lime plaster it, mould won't form on lime it an alkaline its as simple as that

Give me ring I,ll come help you we can run that instiu rgs Sean

18 th century maybe

All ways better to start from scratch really ie three coat work. You will have all sort of problems with that one .Its not that easy to just skim over as people think