Multi marks on sandstone

[windy]

Hi friend of mine had some plasterwork done in a grade 1 listed building. Spread has skimmed few walls and left the odd splash mark of multi on the sandstone face. Any ideas how to remove. Ps was only plastered today ..its the marks on 2nd pic where multi meets sandstone

 

[Gilbert75]

Hi friend of mine had some plasterwork done in a grade 1 listed building. Spread has skimmed few walls and left the odd splash mark of multi on the sandstone face. Any ideas how to remove. Ps was only plastered today ..its the marks on 2nd pic where multi meets sandstone View attachment 55947View attachment 55948

Water and hardish brush..?

 

[raytheplasterer]

soft cloth and a bit of water.

 

[tapit]

your friend? say no more.

 

[Ktownsend]

Why didn't you tape it up...sorry...your friend...

 

[windy]

Ha no genuine wasnt me. She had builder project manage cos of the listed status and he had his own spread

 

[paulf]

One of these will do the job.

 

[Deleted member 32554]

I'd pick it off with a pin

 

[Ktownsend]

Grade 1 listed with multi?

 

[Deleted member 32554]

Grade 1 listed with multi?

I erased that same comment as I don't know

 

[windy]

I erased that same comment as I don't know

Its an aesthetics clinic being run by a doctor within a grade 1 listed barn/ cottage she has had the listed consent people out and ran though everything with them for approval. Even had to retain the existing door knobs etc. So ye multi in a few areas was fine / approved.

 

[Casper]

Fairy liquid and a stiff brush.

 

[Monkey Boy]

Decorative brick slips? Would they get approved lol