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Plastered walls, do you have to paint?
We recently plastered the walls in our living room. I love the raw feel and would prefer not to paint, but my husband claims that the "plaster flakes." Is there any way to treat it without painting and avoid the flaking?
All the småputs that trickles down the walls then? Vacuum vacuum vacuum?
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Take a broom and brush off the walls, then most of the loose stuff should come off. I agree that an untreated wall looks nice, stand your ground!
I used Biltema's silicate primer on some parts in my basement with old plaster/brick and it no longer "crumbles" and as far as I can see, it's the same color as before.
http://www.biltema.se/sv/Bygg/Farg-och-Fog/Farg-utomhus/Mur--och-putsgrund-36724/
http://www.biltema.se/sv/Bygg/Farg-och-Fog/Farg-utomhus/Mur--och-putsgrund-36724/
Stumbled across this thread:
http://www.prokitinternational.se/behandlingi.html
Maybe it could be something, one hardly wants oneself and the children to inhale a lot of lime dust just because the mom wants raw walls.
http://www.prokitinternational.se/behandlingi.html
Maybe it could be something, one hardly wants oneself and the children to inhale a lot of lime dust just because the mom wants raw walls.
Well, that might be true, but one should always be cautious of information that, if acted upon, leads to purchasing products from the provider of the information. No references to current research, etc., increases the bullshit risk.Linisen_01 said:
Anyone with access to research results that say the same thing as the info on that page? Would be interesting to read...
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Law to paint? What do you mean? We have Hydrauliskt kalkputs.
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