Hi,

first time poster.

Having recently moved into a new home, a three bed semi, the back wall
is in need of repair. The rendering is badly cracked and a proper job
is required to replace it.

I have a couple of questions if anyone can help; the first is roughly
how much do you think this would cost? It's only the one wall on a
standard sized house.
The second question is whether or not it would be worth considering
using one of these 30 year coatings I am reading about.

Does anyone have any advice?

Many thanks




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Chopper25

On Jun 2, 2:16*am, Chopper25
wrote:
Hi,

first time poster.

Having recently moved into a new home, a three bed semi, the back wall
is in need of repair. *The rendering is badly cracked and a proper job
is required to replace it.

I have a couple of questions if anyone can help; the first is roughly
how much do you think this would cost? *It's only the one wall on a
standard sized house.
The second question is whether or not it would be worth considering
using one of these 30 year coatings I am reading about. *

Does anyone have any advice?

Many thanks

--
Chopper25

What do you mean by 'rendering'? Stucco? Adobe? Clapboard? Shingles?
Brick? Stone?

Joe

Chopper25 wrote:

Hi,

first time spammer.


Does anyone have any advice?

Many thanks

Yes. **** off.

Smitty Two wrote:
Chopper25 wrote:

Hi,

first time spammer.


Does anyone have any advice?

Many thanks

Yes. **** off.

Did you mean that reply to someone on alt.hvac?

In article ,
"HeyBub" wrote:

Smitty Two wrote:
Chopper25 wrote:

Hi,

first time spammer.


Does anyone have any advice?

Many thanks

Yes. **** off.

Did you mean that reply to someone on alt.hvac?

No. This was posted through another spam site, some ****ed-up home
improvement site. They've been following in the stucco site's
footprints. Last week they copied one of our regular's postings and
reposted it verbatim, from their portal.

It is safe to assume that *every* posting from *any* website portal
(with the exception of our regular googlegroupers) is a shill post, and
serves as viral advertising.

My campaign against them has attracted several regulars here, for which
I'm thankful. I think we can snuff out the trend if we're persistent
enough in damning them to hell.

Smitty Two wrote:
In article ,
"HeyBub" wrote:

Smitty Two wrote:
Chopper25 wrote:

Hi,

first time spammer.


Does anyone have any advice?

Many thanks

Yes. **** off.

Did you mean that reply to someone on alt.hvac?

No. This was posted through another spam site, some ****ed-up home
improvement site. They've been following in the stucco site's
footprints. Last week they copied one of our regular's postings and
reposted it verbatim, from their portal.

It is safe to assume that *every* posting from *any* website portal
(with the exception of our regular googlegroupers) is a shill post,
and serves as viral advertising.

My campaign against them has attracted several regulars here, for
which I'm thankful. I think we can snuff out the trend if we're
persistent enough in damning them to hell.

Oh.

It looked like an honest question, but you assert it's from a dishonest
site.

Understood.

"Chopper25" wrote
Hi,

first time poster.

Hi Chopper! Due to many who post from web sites being spammers, you got a
few notes but you seem legit so far.

Having recently moved into a new home, a three bed semi, the back wall
is in need of repair. The rendering is badly cracked and a proper job
is required to replace it.

I don't know what you mean by 'rendering'. I'll take a reasonable guess at
it though as possibly stucco? (based on you talking of coatings).

I have a couple of questions if anyone can help; the first is roughly
how much do you think this would cost? It's only the one wall on a
standard sized house.

Can't give an estimate because stucco isn't used where I am. I'm the wrong
sort of climate for it. But for those who are, they need to know what you
mean by 'badly cracked'. ie: just unsightly or is it so bad you have water
damage to the base wall? (if that, you have an emergency and it needs to be
fixed ASAP or covered somehow to prevent rotting out the wall).

How deep are the cracks and do they run 'willy nilly' or are they vertical
in seams? (if they run willy-nilly all over, then they are just cracked
stucco due to age, possibly dampness due to not having proper exterior
waterseal when it was time to do it. If vertical, especially if you are
hitting where you can stick a dime or more in there and they are deep, you
have 'settling' and possible slab issues but don't panic, if it's a really
older house like 30 years or more, chances are the base substrate is ok and
you may just need new footers).

On Jun 2, 5:24*pm, "cshenk" wrote:
"Chopper25" wrote

I don't know what you mean by 'rendering'. *I'll take a reasonable guess at
it though as possibly stucco? (based on you talking of coatings).

snip

Pretty sure rendering is English for stucco. Or stucco is American
for rendering, I guess.

wrote:
On Jun 2, 5:24 pm, "cshenk" wrote:
"Chopper25" wrote

I don't know what you mean by 'rendering'. I'll take a reasonable
guess at it though as possibly stucco? (based on you talking of
coatings).

snip

Pretty sure rendering is English for stucco. Or stucco is American
for rendering, I guess.

No, "rendering" is the boiling of animal fats in large vats to create
fertilizer (and other organic products).

I think his crock pot is cracked a lot.

"HeyBub" wrote
wrote:
"cshenk" wrote:
"Chopper25" wrote

I don't know what you mean by 'rendering'. I'll take a reasonable
guess at it though as possibly stucco? (based on you talking of
coatings).

Pretty sure rendering is English for stucco. Or stucco is American
for rendering, I guess.

No, "rendering" is the boiling of animal fats in large vats to create
fertilizer (and other organic products).

Grin, we have no idea what country he's living in. The fact that he hasnt
come back tells me the first spate of 'spammer' made him no longer reading
here.

If he's from the UK or a place that uses that term, he was probably not
aware that we couldnt answer because we (many of us at least) didnt know
what he meant.