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Dansouthcoast84

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Ive been asked by customer about lime plaster in his fireplace as he wants a smooth finish.it has already been rendered. Do you lay on amd trowel as multi finish and working time. Thanks
 
Its a bit wank to work with but as JR says its the gear to use, only a small area so you will be alright.
 
its really sticky it sets up slower than multi and once its set its absolutaly rock hard so if you dnt get it right your chances of sanding it down are very low, but its the right gear to use if you know what your doin it trowels up nicley (to the desired effect your looking for), but just make sure you get it right.
also if your doin the front of the fireplace and the cheeks (internals) dnt use beads, im sure you know why:RpS_wink:
 
If it's an old house with many years of coal/coke/wood fires the brickwork is likely to be contaminated due to the products of combustion depositing salts in the brickwork. If the rendering is a weak mix without salts inhibitor/water proofer salts may migrate to surface of render and in turn migrate to surface of lime. If its new house and fireplace has not been used no problem.
 
i live with one send me ya address ill send you some of hers, im lucky cos it comes out of both ends:RpS_wink:
 
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