Inside wall is fireboard, I'm going to re-board (dot and dab) and skim the facing wall, but not skim the fireboard. But If I make it flush there will be an exposed plasterboard edge.
Should I just suck it up and skim the fireboard or is there an edging bead that will cover the edge of plasterboard?
Some plaster has blown and I'm wondering if it's lime based? I've licked it to test but couldn't taste any limes ;). There are clumps of hair dotted throughout it if that's any indication.
Also If it is lime am I okay to use thistle bonding instead?
And I've chipped off all the blown plaster...
My gable end needs externally rendering to stop penetrating damp, but this can't be done until spring time. In the meantime I need to re-plaster said wall internally due to a blown skim coat. I'd like to stop the penetrating damp coming through the wall until I can render it, how is best to do...
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