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Plaster outside garden wall

Lars-irl · 2009-04-05 20:41:03

Hi Guys, I've got a small wall in the front garden which I got extended by 2/3 foot in length.(2 foot high) It's a red brick wall .The original part of the wall had plaster on the back. It just looks like smooth cement. If I need to do the other 3 foot myself, what do I need to do to complete the job? Is it just sand and…

05-04-2009 8:41pm

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Lars-irl

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Hi Guys,

I've got a small wall in the front garden which I got extended by 2/3 foot in length.(2 foot high) It's a red brick wall .The original part of the wall had plaster on the back. It just looks like smooth cement.

If I need to do the other 3 foot myself, what do I need to do to complete the job? Is it just sand and cement, or is there something specific? What's the correct mixture.

Thanks in advance.

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#2 06-04-2009 10:26pm

ponyirl

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use a 2-1 mix sand and cement and a drop of water proofer or if you've none to hand a drop of fairy liquid to make the mix more workable float it up well and leave it till its nearly gone off then trowel it with the steel trowel to make it smooth you might also need a light sprinkle of water to leave it as smooth as you'd like.

hope this helps

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