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    Render on a Victorian Terrace

    That’s a great point about loosening the bricks, I’d not thought of that. Do you have any recommendations for breathable paint?A lot of websites are recommending Dulux Weathershield but not sure whether they’re reliable.
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    Render on a Victorian Terrace

    Not rude at all, really helpful actually! What is traditional 3 coat work? Sorry if that’s a stupid question, I’ve not heard of it before. Yes a lot of the plasterers I spoke to who said they could do lime just meant sand, cement & hydrated lime - even those who advertised themselves as...
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    Render on a Victorian Terrace

    Thanks for the reply! The sand & cement is already on there (put by the previous owner), and is currently not letting any water in. Would you remove it anyway to replace with lime?
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    Render on a Victorian Terrace

    It was built in 1871
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    Render on a Victorian Terrace

    Would really appreciate some help on this dilemma My house currently has a (badly done) sand & cement flick render on it & the paint is coming off in sheets in places. It hasn’t blown anywhere we can see & there are no signs of water penetration. Every plasterer we've had round has said the...
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