DanMeopham
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Hi everyone, I'm after some advice, I have a 1930's house that I'm planning to put in new aluminum black windows, at the same time I want to rerender the whole house.
It's currently pebbledashed sand and cement and painted, it is absolute solid on, going no where, we want it a smooth finish with sharp edges to modernise it a bit.
I've had quotes and advice, some to go straight over it with sand and cement, others to insulate and use an acrylic render.
So I guess the first question is does it need to come off? as I'm concerned about the damage it could cause and open a can of worms, then on to the finish, best to stick to sand a cement? Can this give me the smooth finish I'm after?
Really appreciate your time
Cheers
It's currently pebbledashed sand and cement and painted, it is absolute solid on, going no where, we want it a smooth finish with sharp edges to modernise it a bit.
I've had quotes and advice, some to go straight over it with sand and cement, others to insulate and use an acrylic render.
So I guess the first question is does it need to come off? as I'm concerned about the damage it could cause and open a can of worms, then on to the finish, best to stick to sand a cement? Can this give me the smooth finish I'm after?
Really appreciate your time
Cheers
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