Can this be plastered

[ziggy]

can this be plastered i have scraped most of the paint off https://https://img337.imageshack.us/img337/7898/sdc1https://imageshack.us]ImageShack.us


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[essexandy]

yes

 

[bodplasterer]

What do you intend on putting on there? I would SBR slurry it and scratch it with sand and cement first.

 

[bubbles65]

Not much will stick to that mate.......

 

[essexandy]

Alright then no

 

[Moe]

What do you intend on putting on there? I would SBR slurry it and scratch it with sand and cement first.

agree with this...be reet ziggy

 

[steve1903]

Not much will stick to that mate.......

WHY??? as long as theres no water comming through then all it needs is sealed then plastered

 

[bubbles65]

WHY??? as long as theres no water comming through then all it needs is sealed then plastered

Not much sticks to photographs :RpS_wink:

Depends what he wants to use the wall for/what he intends to put over it/how solid are the bricks/is it internal or external?

Plenty of reasons to err on the side of caution mate, until he gives a bit more detail - but looking at the pic, I wouldn't guarantee anything sticking to it at the minute. This is a public forum & I'm not sticking me neck oot :RpS_thumbup:

 

[spunky]

what about microgoonthencumonmetits

 

[bubbles65]

I was waiting for that!

 

[Nisus]

Dib n dob it :RpS_biggrin:

 

[s.p.t plastering]

Bond it then float it with bonding if it's not an external wall

 

[Bad Marky]

Scutch hammer it then dot and dab

 

[Gibbo]

build another wall in front of it insulate with celotex then eml it then prick up with s+c then scratch it then float it then wait 7 days then skim it trowel float trowel method works for me

 

[spunky]

wallpaper it

 

[Scouse]

Knock it down. sorted

 

[JamieMac]

all in all its just another brick in the wall.

 

[nickelarse]

get d*m**o to re-face it. hes a bricklayer now you no