chrismckay
New Member
Hello Everyone,
I am a diy'er so much of what I am about to ask may be nonsense to the skilled members, but I shall ask anyway.
Years and years ago my mate harled / dry dashed the rear of my property (100 year old house) and he continued the process into the window ingoes, this looks unattractive and I would like to ask some questions about the possibilty of how to get the indoes smoth rendered and also create "window bands " aroundt the perimeter of the ingoes.
I dont know if I am going to tackle this myself ( I have all the time in the world) or if I will get a professional in, in anycase I am intrigued to know how you guys would tackle this task.
The render of the ingoes will need removed but I am curious as to whether beading should be used to create the angle at the ingoe/perimeter band and also if end stop beading should be used at the outside edge of the bands or to use a timber straight edge/rule ?
Any help would be greatly appreciated...
Chris
I am a diy'er so much of what I am about to ask may be nonsense to the skilled members, but I shall ask anyway.
Years and years ago my mate harled / dry dashed the rear of my property (100 year old house) and he continued the process into the window ingoes, this looks unattractive and I would like to ask some questions about the possibilty of how to get the indoes smoth rendered and also create "window bands " aroundt the perimeter of the ingoes.
I dont know if I am going to tackle this myself ( I have all the time in the world) or if I will get a professional in, in anycase I am intrigued to know how you guys would tackle this task.
The render of the ingoes will need removed but I am curious as to whether beading should be used to create the angle at the ingoe/perimeter band and also if end stop beading should be used at the outside edge of the bands or to use a timber straight edge/rule ?
Any help would be greatly appreciated...
Chris