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Interior wall finish on block workshop

champchamp · 2019-09-12 17:40:59

Hi all, I'm building a workshop (2 x 4" with a cavity between) and I'm wondering what I can and can't do when finishing off the interior wall. I'd like to apply hardwall or bonding, but I'm not sure if you can apply either of these directly to block walls - any ideas?

12-09-2019 6:40pm

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champchamp

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Hi all, I'm building a workshop (2 x 4" with a cavity between) and I'm wondering what I can and can't do when finishing off the interior wall.
I'd like to apply hardwall or bonding, but I'm not sure if you can apply either of these directly to block walls - any ideas?

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#2 12-09-2019 10:05pm

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champchamp wrote: »

Hi all, I'm building a workshop (2 x 4" with a cavity between) and I'm wondering what I can and can't do when finishing off the interior wall.
I'd like to apply hardwall or bonding, but I'm not sure if you can apply either of these directly to block walls - any ideas?

Rub the joints with a pointing bar and job done

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#3 13-09-2019 8:50pm

champchamp

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bfclancy wrote: »

Rub the joints with a pointing bar and job done

The walls are already built. No pointing done.

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