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One more (ta in advance and all that)
I have to render the inside of a fireplace, in order that a wood/coal burning iron stove can go in later. What would be the recommended mix for that? Something with lime maybe? On an aside - I'd like to "paint" it white. Paint's not going to like the heat - so I thought of whitewash/distemper - basically something white, paintable and lime based. Is that something I could make starting with a bag of lime? Google's not being helpful with regard to just buying "whitewash" and "distemper" is more of a doggie disease(!) Nearest I could find was this: http://www.wow-wow.co.uk/shop/eco-bu...ash-paint.htma Are whitewash, limewash and distemper all the same thing? Ta Tim |
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