Hey I’m a new guy

[dugzfresh]

Hello
I’m on a restoration job
It has this lumpy smooth finish
Was done in 1890s
Never seen it before
I think it’s to reduce reverberation in the large rooms with 13’ ceilings
It’s as if you threw large clods of base at the walls and ceilings then partially smoothed them out then troweled a smooth coat over the lumps
I can’t wrap my head around how the lumps were created or even how it has a smooth finish

Please help
Thanks
Doug

 

[dugzfresh]

It’s as if it was plastered with bare hands
It’s a very large job
40,000 sq ft total
A national historic building

 

[Monkey Boy]

 

[paulf]

These trans types get everywhere these days.

 

[bobski]

It’s as if it was plastered with bare hands
It’s a very large job
40,000 sq ft total
A national historic building

Where is it?

Bang some pics up ...

 

[dugzfresh]

Where is it?

Bang some pics up ...

 

[dugzfresh]

Better focus

 

[dugzfresh]

Pittsburgh PA

 

[essexandy]

It'll be some shite thrown on and covered by a thousand coats of lime wash.
And they all lived happily ever after.

The end.

 

[dugzfresh]

that’s my fearful thought
Ugh
Thanks

 

[dugzfresh]

oh well I’ll get it done
Appreciate your thoughts
I’m making waves regardless
You should see my moldings

 

[dugzfresh]

s**t observation biatch
I invite you at top dollar to instruct
Game on!!?

 

[Spitandpolish]

s**t observation biatch
I invite you at top dollar to instruct
Game on!!?

Speak properly man !

 

[dugzfresh]

Speak properly man !

Coming from someone who calls it eggy toast…
Lol

 

[Spitandpolish]

Coming from someone who calls it eggy toast…
Lol

Bloody yanks ! If it wasn't for us lot you'd all be speaking German !