Repairing internal wall after salt blowing plaster.

[DerbyChris]

Hi all, I'm new here and after a bit of advice.

I'm doing some work on a house and I have a patch on an internal wall where salt has blown the plaster off. It's a solid stone wall rendered and the outside and has original render on the inside which has been skimmed over quite a few times by the looks of it. I have taken it back to the stone as the internal render was loose.

What's the best way to repair it?

Do I 're-render it and skim it or use something else?

The house is Devon opposite the sea, if it makes a difference.

Any help will be appreciated, Chris.

 

[Danny]

Welcome @DerbyChris

I think @DannyMac or @Southcoastdan did something like this the other day

 

[Danny]

or was it @Dansouthcoast

 

[Danny]

Or even @Dansouthcoast84

 

[lazer]

derbychris youre working a long way from home arnt y

 

[DerbyChris]

It's not that far, only 250 miles. :RpS_drool:

 

[raytheplasterer]

the salt from the sea air is getting into the wall.

 

[DerbyChris]

It's only 1 patch behind a curtain, so I would have thought the lack of circulation aloud damp to show.