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Flexible Filler / Plaster
In the front room of my Edwardian house there's an arch leading to a bay. Over the years there's been movement on one upper corner of the arch. I've removed the wallpaper & it looks like it's been poly- filled and also re-plastered (albeit slightly lower down) at some stage. While this isn't great news - most Victorian / Edwardian houses we saw when house hunting (& believe me there were many...) had some kind of movement near a bay, so I'm not unduly worried (yet) I want to patch the current crack & re-wallpaper. What's the best filler or plaster to use, given that inevitably there'll be minor movement in the coming years, so it needs to be very flexible. Thanks, Michael .. |
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