We have bought a house from '47 with rendered walls in the basement. Since the render is worn, we have decided to knock it off and reapply it.
After the render was knocked off, the walls look like this.
Is this surface suitable for rendering?
Most of the render is gone, so the surface in the picture is now somewhat even. It also doesn't release much render when you run your hand over the surface.
After the render was knocked off, the walls look like this.
Is this surface suitable for rendering?
Most of the render is gone, so the surface in the picture is now somewhat even. It also doesn't release much render when you run your hand over the surface.
Works great, but pre-water a little.
And then prime with loose 3 mm c mortar.
Then apply with C mortar 3 mm, and then plaster.
And then prime with loose 3 mm c mortar.
Then apply with C mortar 3 mm, and then plaster.
Or water a lot before the primer.
Don't know what the floor looks like, but it should be covered well.
Don't know what the floor looks like, but it should be covered well.
What does "stocka" mean?
That one applies a layer of plaster after priming, often 5-8 mm.
A bit depending on the wall, if something is crooked, you align the wall with the filling.
A bit depending on the wall, if something is crooked, you align the wall with the filling.