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bikerchick95

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I just moved into a house that was built in the 1960s and one of the rooms has messed up plaster on it so i want it removed and new stuff on

the bricks are red on the outside of the house. I think they are clay but idk. What surface do you think I will find once the plaster is knocked off and what if its just red clay bricks what do i need to do?? Im getting confused looking at all the stuff when everyone talks about pva or hardwall or bonding coat :cry: ive got a sensitive nose too and dont want anything that stinks too bad unless the smell goes away once dried?? cause i get headaches easily with pollution and bad smells like chemicals or garages and stuff...

whoever can help would be a hero!! x
 
bikerchick95 said:
I just moved into a house that was built in the 1960s and one of the rooms has messed up plaster on it so i want it removed and new stuff on

the bricks are red on the outside of the house. I think they are clay but idk. What surface do you think I will find once the plaster is knocked off and what if its just red clay bricks what do i need to do?? Im getting confused looking at all the stuff when everyone talks about pva or hardwall or bonding coat :cry: ive got a sensitive nose too and dont want anything that stinks too bad unless the smell goes away once dried?? cause i get headaches easily with pollution and bad smells like chemicals or garages and stuff...

whoever can help would be a hero!! x
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bikerchick95 said:
I just moved into a house that was built in the 1960s and one of the rooms has messed up plaster on it so i want it removed and new stuff on

the bricks are red on the outside of the house. I think they are clay but idk. What surface do you think I will find once the plaster is knocked off and what if its just red clay bricks what do i need to do?? Im getting confused looking at all the stuff when everyone talks about pva or hardwall or bonding coat :cry: ive got a sensitive nose too and dont want anything that stinks too bad unless the smell goes away once dried?? cause i get headaches easily with pollution and bad smells like chemicals or garages and stuff...

whoever can help would be a hero!! x
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Hardwall smells like roses when it’s drying out.
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bikerchick95 said:
I just moved into a house that was built in the 1960s and one of the rooms has messed up plaster on it so i want it removed and new stuff on

the bricks are red on the outside of the house. I think they are clay but idk. What surface do you think I will find once the plaster is knocked off and what if its just red clay bricks what do i need to do?? Im getting confused looking at all the stuff when everyone talks about pva or hardwall or bonding coat :cry: ive got a sensitive nose too and dont want anything that stinks too bad unless the smell goes away once dried?? cause i get headaches easily with pollution and bad smells like chemicals or garages and stuff...

whoever can help would be a hero!! x
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Both hardwall and bonding stink when drying, so you won’t like either. Lol
 
Just to jump on an old thread here..... after the abuse I got, how did nobody pick up on the “bricks are red on the outside of the house” ??
It can’t have just been me who read that like :oops::pcmala::tonto:
 
bikerchick95 said:
I just moved into a house that was built in the 1960s and one of the rooms has messed up plaster on it so i want it removed and new stuff on

the bricks are red on the outside of the house. I think they are clay but idk. What surface do you think I will find once the plaster is knocked off and what if its just red clay bricks what do i need to do?? Im getting confused looking at all the stuff when everyone talks about pva or hardwall or bonding coat :cry: ive got a sensitive nose too and dont want anything that stinks too bad unless the smell goes away once dried?? cause i get headaches easily with pollution and bad smells like chemicals or garages and stuff...

whoever can help would be a hero!! x
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WHat bike do you ride?

I dont know any plasters that smell for that long after they have been applied. HArdwall can be a bit stinky for a couple of days but once it is dried all is well :D
 
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