Hello. I am renovating a room because the chimney sweeper was annoyed that there are built-in wardrobes against the chimney breast. (Built sometime in the '70s maybe?).
After the wardrobes were removed, the chimney breast overall looks fine. It is plastered with a sand-like material since it feels like sand when I touch it, and small grains of sand come loose.
To make the chimney sweeper happy, I thought I would plaster it, then paint it white. But what plaster should I use? And what paint?
You can repair the damages with common C-mortar often called "putsbruk" or similar. You can paint with regular wall paint since it doesn't get that hot.
You can repair the damages with regular C mortar, often called "putting mortar" or similar. You can paint with regular wall paint since it doesn't get that hot.
Okay, thanks for the info. This chimney stack is on the upper floor. On the floor below, there is a wood stove we use, but maybe that doesn't make a difference?
C-bruk was used to restore all blemishes. Soon I will apply a layer of plaster for aesthetic purposes. Something that has been used in the attic with fine results.
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