So I have brick walls indoors with 1-2 cm of plaster on top. Unsure if any of the walls are pure concrete. I don't think so. I have previously filled several holes with a homemade "spritz" of a plastic bag that I folded and house fix (cement-based) that I pressed out through the nozzle, but this evening it didn't work. Probably because I didn't have the patience all the way. It just became a mess so I gave up.
So I have googled around for other solutions and eventually found this product! http://www.fischersverige.se/desktopdefault.aspx/tabid-1917/781_read-4507/
Unfortunately, it doesn't look like anyone sells it anywhere =/ So are there alternatives to this? I really want a nozzle so I can press it deeply into the holes and be sure to fill them. Spackle with a spatula is not an option. You can never get it in further than 2 cm, right?
I want to have the possibility to drill in the same place again if needed or for the next owner, so I want to restore the wall to its original state. Now, I haven't tested drilling in the same place where I've previously repaired, so maybe it won't work at all(?). Does the repair crack? Anyone knows? If so, it doesn't matter, so I might as well just fill them externally with a spatula.
Thoughts and opinions are welcome.
Thanks for looking
So I have googled around for other solutions and eventually found this product! http://www.fischersverige.se/desktopdefault.aspx/tabid-1917/781_read-4507/
Unfortunately, it doesn't look like anyone sells it anywhere =/ So are there alternatives to this? I really want a nozzle so I can press it deeply into the holes and be sure to fill them. Spackle with a spatula is not an option. You can never get it in further than 2 cm, right?
I want to have the possibility to drill in the same place again if needed or for the next owner, so I want to restore the wall to its original state. Now, I haven't tested drilling in the same place where I've previously repaired, so maybe it won't work at all(?). Does the repair crack? Anyone knows? If so, it doesn't matter, so I might as well just fill them externally with a spatula.
Thoughts and opinions are welcome.
Thanks for looking
So, I thought I could finish by telling you how I finally went about it. I bought a package of "rep och fix," which is a cement-based filler. This, together with a sprits from Willy's, worked very well. I pushed it in as far as I could into the holes and can only hope that it filled them properly.
Chemical anchors should work excellently for this as well. Fill almost all the way and finish with putty for the paint's adhesion. Biltema's is quite cheap:
http://www.biltema.se/sv/Bygg/Kemikalier/Ovrigt/Ankarmassa-205302/
http://www.biltema.se/sv/Bygg/Kemikalier/Ovrigt/Ankarmassa-205302/
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