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Repairing wall chasing

anon1 · 2007-05-14 13:59:43

I need to repair some over zealous wall chasing. What should I use?

14-05-2007 01:59PM

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I need to repair some over zealous wall chasing. What should I use?

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#2 14-05-2007 02:36PM

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Moved to DIY

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#3 14-05-2007 03:12PM

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Will the sand and cement render not cover this ?

Secman

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#4 14-05-2007 03:20PM

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Polyfilla

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#5 14-05-2007 04:03PM

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Patching Plaster?
You can then use a surform over the top to get a great finish.
Pollyfilla is chalk dust. Wouldn't have the strength to pull the skin off your porridge.

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#6 14-05-2007 07:02PM

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Hi,

If the chases are deeper than about 5mm, fill with bonding. Dont over fill the hole because you have to leave about 2mm for skim-coat.

If you need any more help pm me.

Good luck

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